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True Romance features one of Christopher Walken’s greatest scenes — a quiet, devastating confrontation with Dennis Hopper as a father ready to die to protect his son. Written with razor-sharp precision by Quentin Tarantino, and brought to life by two titans at the peak of their power, the scene...

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