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There’s something very profound about this… Gene Hackman is over 70 years old here—wealthy, famous, with every award an actor could want. How many macho characters has he played? Some might not expect him to be so fragile about something that happened decades ago. And yet, he still gets...

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🦇⛧ Weegie Mangione⛧🦇vor 1 Jahr

Relate hard to that. Fuck.

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Jacob Mathewsvor 1 Jahr

One of the greatest Hollywood Star ever.

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Fantasy Baseball Addictvor 1 Jahr

Correct.

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Feelyvor 1 Jahr

Wowow

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Natalie Wouldvor 1 Jahr

good to know I still have another 35 years of agonizing

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Why did Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones call the show “filth” before leaving it in 2012? Since then, he’s left Hollywood, choosing to focus on his faith and community work. Here's the full story 👇

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French cruise ships didn’t enforce MPAA ratings in their theaters back then, so I got to watch “The French Connection” as a pre-teen the year after it was released. Loved Gene Hackman in everything ever since. His passing leaves a hole, like Peter O’Toole’s did. Godspeed.

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A very wise therapist said: there are some things you never get over. And those things typically happened in childhood or adolescence.

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Alt-Middlevor 1 Jahr

Amen. Divorce and abandonment leave permanent scars, and if not dealt with as an adult, long term poor choices for coping. Usually self-medicating.

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