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"extract": "3 Strikes is a 2000 American comedy film written and directed by DJ Pooh, and starring Brian Hooks, N'Bushe Wright, Faizon Love and David Alan Grier. Despite some commercial success, it was negatively received by critics. The title refers to California's habitual offender law, whereby three convictions confer an automatic life sentence.",
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"extract": "Across the Line is a 2000 American Neo-Western film directed by Martin Spottl and starring Brad Johnson and Sigal Erez. Johnson plays a small-town Texas sheriff who falls for an illegal immigrant (Erez) who witnessed a murder on the Mexican border. While not an overtly political film, Across the Line portrays illegal immigrants in a generally positive light and dramatizes their motivations and problems from a sympathetic point of view. In La Opinion Jean Rodriguez Flores wrote, \"The film Across the Line isn't just about the difficulties of crossing illegally into the United States, but it also reflects the tragedy of hundreds of people who are forced to leave their families for the \"promised land.\" Some critics praised the film for its emotional intensity, authenticity, and integrity, but others questioned it for turning the plight of illegal immigrants into mainstream entertainment. Independently financed and produced, Across the Line was distributed by Lionsgate Entertainment.",
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"Henry Thomas",
"Lucas Black",
"Rubén Blades",
"Míriam Colón",
"Bruce Dern"
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"Patrick Fugit",
"Anna Paquin",
"Fairuza Balk"
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"extract": "American Psycho is a 2000 satirical horror film directed by Mary Harron, who co-wrote the screenplay with Guinevere Turner. Based on the 1991 novel by Bret Easton Ellis, it stars Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman, a New York City investment banker who leads a double life as a serial killer. Willem Dafoe, Jared Leto, Josh Lucas, Chloë Sevigny, Samantha Mathis, Cara Seymour, Justin Theroux, and Reese Witherspoon appear in supporting roles. The film blends horror and black comedy to satirize 1980s yuppie culture and consumerism, exemplified by Bateman and supporting cast.",
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"Mickey Rourke"
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"extract": "The Art of War is a 2000 action spy film directed by Christian Duguay and starring Wesley Snipes, Michael Biehn, Anne Archer and Donald Sutherland. It is the first installment in The Art of War film series. The film's title refers to the ancient Chinese text of the same name by war strategist Sun Tzu. The film was followed by two direct-to-video sequels, The Art of War II: Betrayal and The Art of War III: Retribution. The latter did not feature Snipes.",
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"extract": "Bait is a 2000 action comedy film starring Jamie Foxx and David Morse. It was directed by Antoine Fuqua. The film was a huge financial failure, costing Warner Bros. $51 million but only grossing approximately $15 million.",
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"Jada Pinkett Smith",
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"Tommy Davidson"
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"Forest Whitaker",
"Barry Pepper"
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"extract": "Battlefield Earth is a 2000 American science fiction film based on the 1982 novel by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. It was directed by Roger Christian and stars John Travolta, Barry Pepper, and Forest Whitaker. The film follows a rebellion against the alien Psychlos, who have ruled Earth for 1,000 years.",
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"extract": "The Beach is a 2000 adventure drama film directed by Danny Boyle, from a screenplay by John Hodge, based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Alex Garland. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tilda Swinton, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet, and Robert Carlyle. It was filmed on the Thai island of Ko Phi Phi Le.",
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"Kathleen Turner"
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"extract": "Beautiful is a 2000 American comedy drama film directed by Sally Field, starring Minnie Driver and Hallie Eisenberg. The plot deals with the sacrifices that contestants in the Miss America pageant typically must make. The film had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival and was released theatrically on September 29, 2000. It received negative reviews and was a commercial disappointment.",
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"extract": "Bedazzled is a 2000 fantasy romantic comedy film directed by Harold Ramis and starring Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley. It is a remake of the 1967 British film of the same name, written by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, which was itself a comic retelling of the Faust legend.",
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"extract": " Before Night Falls is a 2000 American biographical drama directed by Julian Schnabel. The film is based on both the autobiography of the same name by Reinaldo Arenas—published in English in 1993—as well as Jana Boková's 1990 documentary Havana.",
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"Jennifer Coolidge"
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"Comedy"
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"extract": "Best in Show is a 2000 American mockumentary comedy film co-written by Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy and directed by Guest. The film follows five entrants in a prestigious dog show as they travel to and compete at the show. Much of the dialogue was improvised. Many of the comic actors were also involved in Guest's other films, including Waiting for Guffman, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, and Mascots. The film's score was composed by C. J. Vanston.",
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"Mary McCormack"
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"extract": "Bless the Child is a 2000 supernatural horror film directed by Chuck Russell and starring Kim Basinger, Jimmy Smits, Angela Bettis, Rufus Sewell, Christina Ricci, and Holliston Coleman. It follows a woman who discovers that her niece, whom she has adopted, is being sought by a Satanic cult seeking to use her supernatural abilities. It is based on the 1993 novel of the same name by Cathy Cash Spellman.",
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"Nia Long",
"Vin Diesel",
"Ben Affleck"
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"extract": "Boiler Room is a 2000 American crime drama film written and directed by Ben Younger and starring Giovanni Ribisi, Vin Diesel, Nia Long, Ben Affleck, Nicky Katt, Scott Caan, Tom Everett Scott, Ron Rifkin, and Jamie Kennedy. The film was conceived when screenwriter Ben Younger interviewed for a job at brokerage firm Sterling Foster. Younger said, \"I walked in and immediately realized, 'This is my movie.' I mean, you see these kids and know something is going on.\"",
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"extract": "Boys and Girls is a 2000 American comedy film directed by Robert Iscove. The two main characters, Ryan and Jennifer, meet each other initially as adolescents, and later realize that their lives are intertwined through fate.",
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"Sharon Wilkins",
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"Debra Jo Rupp",
"David Ogden Stiers",
"Jerry Stiller",
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"Megan Mullally",
"Rob Paulsen",
"Wallace Shawn",
"Estelle Harris",
"Jay Thomas",
"Rosalyn Landor",
"Genie Francis",
"Anthony Geary",
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"Melora Walters",
"John Patrick Amedori",
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"Irene Gorovaia",
"Jesse Hutch",
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"Kevin G. Schmidt",
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"Charlie Sheen",
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"Wendy Thorlakson",
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"Kala Alexander",
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"Scarlett Johansson",
"Darius Miles",
"Leonardo Nam",
"Matthew Lillard",
"Fulvio Cecere",
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"Dreux Frédéric",
"Michael Taliferro",
"Alani Vazquez",
"Meagan Good",
"Steve Harvey",
"Christopher Jones",
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"Robert Hoffman",
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"Michael Ealy",
"Leonard Earl Howze",
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"Robert Ray Wisdom",
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"Carl Wright",
"Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon",
"DeRay Davis",
"Kenan Thompson",
"Queen Latifah",
"Jackie Taylor",
"Parvesh Cheena",
"Tom Wright",
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"Avant",
"Deon Cole",
"Janina Gavankar",
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"Eddie Cahill",
"Patrick O'Brien Demsey",
"Michael Mantenuto",
"Nathan West",
"Kenneth Mitchell",
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"Sean Astin",
"Blake Clark",
"Dan Aykroyd",
"Lusia Strus",
"Amy Hill",
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"Frances O'Connor",
"Julia Ormond",
"Anjelica Huston",
"Molly Parker",
"Laura Fraser",
"Lois Smith",
"Vera Farmiga",
"Brooke Smith",
"Patrick Dempsey",
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"Dean McDermott",
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"Cree Summer",
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"Wilmer Valderrama",
"Jess Harnell",
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"Kath Soucie",
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"Cam Clarke",
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"Carol Kane",
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"Ashley Leggat",
"Adam MacDonald",
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"Patrick Malahide",
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"Fred Armisen",
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"Jordan Ladd",
"M. C. Gainey",
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"Julio Bekhor",
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"Camryn Manheim",
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"D. W. Moffett",
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"Adam Alexi-Malle",
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"Adoni Maropis",
"Floyd Red Crow Westerman",
"Elizabeth Berridge",
"C. Thomas Howell",
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"Kristen Bell",
"Tia Texada",
"Clark Gregg",
"Johnny Messner",
"Said Taghmaoui",
"Natalia Nogulich",
"Moshe Ivgy",
"Kick Gurry",
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"Ty Burrell",
"Mekhi Phifer",
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"Olivier Martinez",
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"Jean-Hugues Anglade",
"Gena Rowlands",
"Paul Dano",
"Justin Chatwin",
"Billy Two Rivers",
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"André Lacoste",
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"Emmanuel Bilodeau"
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"John Hurt",
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"Geoff Morrell",
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"Anthony Hayes",
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"Leon Rippy",
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"Ricardo Antonio Chavira",
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"Michael Parks",
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"Roy Scheider",
"Laura Harring",
"Ben Foster",
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"Kiersten Warren",
"Christa B. Allen",
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"Alexandra Kyle",
"Ashley Benson",
"Brittany Curran",
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"Jeremy Northam",
"Connie Ray",
"Brett Rice",
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"Aidan Quinn",
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"Hilton McRae",
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"Tara Karsian",
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"Gordon Sterne",
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"Lacey Chabert",
"Lizzy Caplan",
"Daniel Franzese",
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"Brian Cox",
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"Brendan Gleeson",
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"Hayden Panettiere",
"Spencer Breslin",
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"Helen Mirren",
"Sakina Jaffrey",
"Kevin Kilner",
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"Cynthia Pinot",
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"Mark Christopher Lawrence",
"Eve Brent",
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"Joe Ochman",
"Rufus Gifford",
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"James Wilby",
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"Richard Dillane",
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"David Koechner",
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"Fred Armisen",
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"Evan Peters",
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"Bobby Cannavale",
"Omar Benson Miller",
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"Phil Hendrie",
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"Evan Arnold",
"Brittany Robertson",
"Natalia Nogulich",
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"Udo Kier",
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"Stephanie Faracy",
"Stephen Root",
"Sy Richardson",
"Tangie Ambrose",
"Peter Jason",
"Phill Lewis",
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"Sonya Eddy",
"Tom Kenny",
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"Eddie Marsan",
"Anna Keaveney",
"Sally Hawkins",
"Alex Kelly",
"Daniel Mays",
"Phil Davis",
"Sandra Voe",
"Adrian Scarborough",
"Heather Craney",
"Ruth Sheen",
"Lesley Sharp",
"Liz White",
"Peter Wight",
"Martin Savage",
"Jim Broadbent",
"Simon Chandler",
"Lesley Manville",
"Marion Bailey"
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"Danny Huston",
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"Alison Elliott",
"Arliss Howard",
"Anne Heche",
"Peter Stormare",
"Ted Levine",
"Cara Seymour",
"Novella Nelson",
"Zoe Caldwell",
"Libby Skala",
"Michael Desautels",
"Joe M. Chalmers",
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"Milo Addica",
"Michael Joseph Cortese Jr.",
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"Aunjanue Ellis",
"Harry Lennix",
"Terrence Howard",
"Larenz Tate",
"Richard Schiff",
"Regina King",
"Bokeem Woodbine",
"Sharon Warren",
"Curtis Armstrong",
"Wendell Pierce",
"Chris Thomas King",
"David Krumholtz",
"Kurt Fuller",
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"Alexandra Bokyun Chun",
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"Zoë Tapper",
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"Richard Griffiths",
"Hugh Bonneville",
"Ben Chaplin",
"Edward Fox",
"Alice Eve",
"Stephen Marcus",
"Tom Hollander"
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"Marisa Tomei",
"Susan Sarandon",
"Omar Epps",
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"Jane Krakowski",
"Sienna Miller",
"Renée Taylor",
"Jeff Harding",
"Kevin Rahm",
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"Jefferson Mays",
"Dick Latessa",
"Max Morris"
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"Foxy Brown",
"Diddy",
"Damon Dash",
"Missy Elliott",
"R. Kelly",
"Usher",
"Fonzworth Bentley",
"Memphis Bleek",
"Michael Buffer",
"Common",
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"Funkmaster Flex",
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"Jason Lee",
"Elizabeth Peña",
"Sarah Vowell",
"Spencer Fox",
"Brad Bird",
"Wallace Shawn",
"Bud Luckey",
"Teddy Newton",
"Jean Sincere",
"Lou Romano",
"John Ratzenberger",
"Mark Andrews",
"Ollie Johnston",
"A.J. Riebli",
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"Brad Lewis",
"Stephen Schaffer",
"Pete Docter",
"Peter Sohn",
"Bob Peterson",
"Andrew Stanton",
"Jeff Pidgeon",
"Frank Thomas",
"Pamela Gaye Walker",
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"Michael Bird",
"Dominique Lewis",
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"Kimberly Adair Clark",
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"Jared Leto",
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"Jonathan Rhys Meyers",
"Brian Blessed",
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"Erik Per Sullivan",
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"Nick Nolte",
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"Tony Kgoroge",
"Desmond Dube",
"Hakeem Kae-Kazim",
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"Alanna Ubach",
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"Danny Huston",
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"Jude Law",
"Willem Dafoe",
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"Cate Blanchett",
"Anjelica Huston",
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"Jeff Goldblum",
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"April Grace",
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"Ty Burrell",
"Frankie Faison",
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"Debbi Morgan",
"Vincent Laresca",
"Antwon Tanner",
"Channing Tatum",
"Rick Gonzalez",
"Texas Battle",
"Adrienne Bailon",
"Dana Davis",
"Octavia Spencer",
"Chauntal Lewis",
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"Will Yun Lee",
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"Colin Cunningham",
"Hiro Kanagawa",
"Natassia Malthe",
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"Jeff Foxworthy",
"Joshua Jackson",
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"Steve Harvey",
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"Paul Pape",
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"Joshua Seth",
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"Henry Simmons",
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"Ben Stein",
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"Sandy Winton",
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"Ryan Johnson",
"Victoria Thaine",
"Duncan Young",
"Peter Flett",
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"Ryan and Liam Falconer",
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"Cicely Tyson",
"Tyler Perry",
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"Tamara Taylor",
"Tiffany Evans",
"Gary Anthony Sturgis",
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"Chandra Currelley",
"Judge Mablean Ephriam",
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"Richard Dillane",
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"Ruben Santiago-Hudson",
"Nicki Micheaux",
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"Ruby Dee",
"Terrence Howard",
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"Heather Burns",
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"Treat Williams",
"Vic Chao",
"John DiResta",
"Abraham Benrubi",
"Nick Offerman",
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"Stephen Tobolowsky",
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"Devon Aoki",
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"Geoff Stults",
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"Jessica Cauffiel",
"Christina Kirk",
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"Sherri Shepherd",
"Robert Curtis Brown",
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"Andrew Levitas",
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"Reagan Gomez-Preston",
"Nancy Lenehan",
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"Devon Aoki",
"Alexis Bledel",
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"Rosario Dawson",
"Michael Clarke Duncan",
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"Josh Hartnett",
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"Tommy Flanagan",
"Jude Ciccolella",
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"Scott Teeters",
"Frank Miller",
"Robert Rodriguez"
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"Erika Christensen",
"Keri Russell",
"Alicia Witt",
"Evan Rachel Wood",
"Mike Binder",
"Tom Harper",
"Sarah Coomes",
"Dane Christensen",
"Danny Webb",
"Magdalena Manville",
"Suzanne Bertish",
"David Firth",
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"Siobhan Fallon Hogan",
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"Nancy Cartwright",
"Tahj Mowry",
"John DiMaggio",
"Nicole Sullivan",
"Ricky Ullman",
"Gary Cole",
"Jean Smart",
"Shaun Fleming",
"Raven-Symoné",
"Kirsten Storms",
"Rider Strong",
"Diedrich Bader",
"Eddie Deezen",
"Clyde Kusatsu",
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"Tara Strong",
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"year": 2005,
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"Steve Zahn",
"Penélope Cruz",
"Lambert Wilson",
"Glynn Turman",
"Delroy Lindo",
"William H. Macy",
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"Rainn Wilson",
"Patrick Malahide",
"Robert Cavanah",
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"Alan Cumming",
"Ana Gasteyer",
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"John Kassir",
"Amy Spanger",
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"Britt Irvin",
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"Kevin McNulty",
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"Jesper Christensen",
"Yvan Attal",
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"Curtiss Cook",
"George Harris",
"Michael Wright",
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"Clyde Kusatsu",
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"Yusuf Gatewood",
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"Terry Serpico",
"David Zayas",
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"Zooey Deschanel",
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"Cynthia Nixon",
"Kathy Bates",
"Tim Blake Nelson",
"Jane Alexander",
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"Matt Malloy",
"Melissa Ponzio",
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"Matthew O'Leary",
"Mike Pniewski",
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"Sean Berdy",
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"Teryl Rothery",
"Greg Germann",
"James Earl Jones",
"Steve Garvey",
"David Mickey Evans",
"Tom Guiry",
"Mike Vitar",
"James Willson",
"Max Lloyd-Jones",
"Samantha Burton",
"Cole Evan Weiss",
"Neilen Benvegnu",
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"Jennifer Esposito",
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"Thandie Newton",
"Michael Peña",
"Ryan Phillippe",
"Larenz Tate",
"Shaun Toub",
"Bahar Soomekh",
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"Karina Arroyave",
"Loretta Devine",
"Beverly Todd",
"William Fichtner",
"Keith David",
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"Mo Collins",
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"Linda Cardellini",
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"Elizabeth Perkins",
"Larry Joe Campbell",
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"Darren Shahlavi",
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"Jeremy Irons",
"David Thewlis",
"Brendan Gleeson",
"Marton Csokas",
"Liam Neeson",
"Edward Norton",
"Michael Sheen",
"Kevin McKidd",
"Ulrich Thomsen",
"Nikolaj Coster-Waldau",
"Iain Glen",
"Alexander Siddig",
"Eriq Ebouaney",
"Bronson Webb",
"Velibor Topić",
"Ghassan Massoud",
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"Jon Finch",
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"Josh Hutcherson",
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"Steven Anthony Lawrence",
"Rachael Harris",
"Peter Jason",
"Phill Lewis",
"Karly Rothenberg",
"Alex Borstein",
"Laura Kightlinger",
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"Francesco Liotti",
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"Patricia Velásquez",
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"Trevor White",
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"Jane Fonda",
"Michael Vartan",
"Wanda Sykes",
"Adam Scott",
"Monet Mazur",
"Annie Parisse",
"Will Arnett",
"Elaine Stritch",
"Stephen Dunham",
"Randee Heller",
"Mark Moses",
"Tomiko Fraser",
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"Ajay Naidu",
"Ron Perlman",
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"Vincent Regan",
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"Natalie Portman",
"Hayden Christensen",
"Ian McDiarmid",
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"Jimmy Smits",
"Anthony Daniels",
"Kenny Baker",
"Frank Oz",
"Christopher Lee",
"Keisha Castle-Hughes",
"Silas Carson",
"Jay Laga'aia",
"Bruce Spence",
"Wayne Pygram",
"Temuera Morrison",
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"Oliver Ford Davies",
"Ahmed Best",
"Rohan Nichol",
"Jeremy Bulloch",
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"Matt Sloan",
"Peter Mayhew",
"Joel Edgerton",
"Bonnie Piesse",
"Katie Lucas",
"Genevieve O'Reilly",
"Kee Chan",
"Rena Owen",
"Christopher Kirby",
"Matthew Wood",
"Rob Coleman",
"Ben Cooke",
"Nick Gillard",
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"Julian Wadham",
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"Queen Latifah",
"David Alan Grier",
"Quentin Tarantino",
"Kelly Osbourne",
"Steve Whitmire",
"Dave Goelz",
"Bill Barretta",
"Eric Jacobson",
"Brian Henson",
"Kevin Clash",
"John Kennedy",
"Rickey Boyd",
"Tyler Bunch",
"Julianne Buescher",
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"Alice Dinnean"
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"Burt Reynolds",
"James Cromwell",
"William Fichtner",
"Nelly",
"David Patrick Kelly",
"Tracy Morgan",
"Cloris Leachman",
"Terry Crews",
"Nicholas Turturro",
"Bill Goldberg",
"Bob Sapp",
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"Dalip Singh Rana",
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"Bill Romanowski",
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"Steve Austin",
"Michael Papajohn",
"Conrad Goode",
"Allen Covert",
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"Chris Berman",
"Jim Rome",
"Patrick Bristow",
"Lauren Sanchez",
"Dan Patrick",
"Ed Lauter",
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"Rob \"Revolution\" Moore",
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"Courteney Cox",
"Lobo Sebastian",
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"Walter Williamson",
"John Hockridge",
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"America Ferrera",
"Blake Lively",
"Jenna Boyd",
"Bradley Whitford",
"Nancy Travis",
"Rachel Ticotin",
"Erica Hubbard",
"Kyle Schmid",
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"Michael Rady",
"Kristie Marsden",
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"George Touliatos"
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"Bruce McGill",
"Paddy Considine",
"Connor Price",
"Rosemarie DeWitt",
"Linda Kash",
"Nicholas Campbell",
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"Ron Canada",
"Troy Amos-Ross",
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"Rance Howard",
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"Angelo Dundee",
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"Patrick Louis",
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"Mark Simmons",
"David Litzinger",
"Matthew G. Taylor"
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"Victor Rasuk",
"John Robinson",
"Heath Ledger",
"Michael Angarano",
"Nikki Reed",
"Rebecca De Mornay",
"William Mapother",
"Vincent Laresca",
"Elden Henson",
"Mitch Hedberg",
"Stephanie Limb",
"Mike Ogas",
"Don Nguyen",
"Melonie Diaz",
"Eddie Cahill",
"Laura Ramsey",
"Steve Badillo",
"Pablo Schreiber",
"America Ferrera",
"Sofia Vergara",
"Chelsea Hobbs",
"Ned Bellamy",
"Shea Whigham",
"Johnny Knoxville",
"Charles Napier",
"Jay Adams",
"Tony Alva",
"Stacy Peralta",
"Skip Engblom",
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"Jeremy Renner",
"Joel McHale",
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"Joanne Boland",
"Tony Nappo",
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"Jordan Fry",
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"Jack Angel",
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"Rodger Bumpass",
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"Phil Proctor",
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"Henry Gibson",
"Ron Canada",
"Dwight Yoakam",
"Rebecca De Mornay",
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"Loren Lester",
"Max Kasch",
"Kyle Gallner",
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"Richard McCabe",
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"Wilfried Hochholdinger",
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"Kelly Hu",
"Hugh Bonneville",
"Cheech Marin",
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"Johnny Lewis",
"Don McManus",
"Mary Pat Gleason",
"Kaylee DeFer",
"Peter Bryant",
"Sam Easton",
"Terry Chen",
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"Nestor Serrano"
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"Josh Lucas",
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"Sandra McCoy",
"Ethan Cohn",
"Kristy Wu",
"Anna Deavere Smith",
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"Donal Logue",
"Dina Waters",
"Rosalind Chao",
"Ben Shenkman",
"Joel McKinnon Miller",
"Caroline Aaron",
"Kerris Dorsey",
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"Jared Leto",
"Bridget Moynahan",
"Ian Holm",
"Ethan Hawke",
"Nalu Tripician",
"Eamonn Walker",
"Tanit Phoenix",
"Donald Sutherland",
"Weston Coppola Cage",
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"Eugene Lazarev",
"Kobus Marx",
"Liya Kebede",
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"D.J. Cotrona",
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"Meagan Good",
"Bijou Phillips",
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"Pawel Szajda",
"Davetta Sherwood",
"Stacey Travis"
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"Helena Bonham Carter",
"Emily Watson",
"Tracey Ullman",
"Paul Whitehouse",
"Joanna Lumley",
"Albert Finney",
"Richard E. Grant",
"Christopher Lee",
"Michael Gough",
"Jane Horrocks",
"Enn Reitel",
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"Kam Heskin",
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"Deryck Whibley",
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"Jessica Collins",
"Noah Harpster",
"Jay Johnston",
"Bob Glouberman",
"Lochlyn Munro",
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"Amy McCarthy",
"Jonathan Torrens",
"Roger Perry",
"Joyce Bulifant",
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"Marlene Lawston",
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"Matt Bomer",
"Amanda Brooks",
"Jesse Burch",
"Assaf Cohen",
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"Meagan Good",
"Nick Cannon",
"Kellita Smith",
"Khleo Thomas",
"Jurnee Smollett",
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"Bob Balaban",
"Mark Pellegrino",
"Chris Cooper",
"Katherine Shindle",
"Amy Ryan",
"Allie Mickelson",
"Marshall Bell",
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"Peter Firth",
"Elias Koteas",
"Luke Askew",
"Josh Flitter",
"Peyton List",
"Marnie McPhail",
"Len Cariou",
"Michael Sinelnikoff",
"Stephen Marcus",
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"Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang",
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"Ed Harris",
"William Hurt",
"Ashton Holmes",
"Peter MacNeill",
"Stephen McHattie",
"Greg Bryk",
"Kyle Schmid",
"Aidan Devine",
"R.D. Reid",
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"Gerry Quigley",
"Deborah Drakeford",
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"Bill McDonald",
"Michelle McCree",
"Ian Matthews"
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"Ashley Scott",
"Josh Brolin",
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"Tyson Beckford",
"Dwayne Adway",
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"Charlie Ray",
"Bradley Whitford",
"Cynthia Nixon",
"Willie Garson",
"Tonye Patano",
"Josh Pais",
"John Dossett",
"Talia Balsam",
"Jonah Meyerson",
"Mike Chat",
"Anthony Laflamme",
"Nick Cubbler",
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"Alan Tudyk",
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"Summer Glau",
"Gina Torres",
"Morena Baccarin",
"Jewel Staite",
"Chiwetel Ejiofor",
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"Ron Glass",
"David Krumholtz",
"Michael Hitchcock",
"Sarah Paulson",
"Yan Feldman",
"Rafael Feldman"
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"Owen Kline",
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"William Baldwin",
"Halley Feiffer",
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"Alexandra Daddario",
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"Keshia Knight Pulliam",
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"Ralph Fiennes",
"Helena Bonham Carter",
"Peter Kay",
"Nicholas Smith",
"Dicken Ashworth",
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"William Hurt",
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"Arielle Kebbel",
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"Tino Insana",
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"Michael Peña",
"Stephen Dorff",
"Jon Bernthal",
"Jay Hernandez",
"Michael Shannon",
"Donna Murphy",
"Frank Whaley",
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"Samm Levine",
"Octavia Spencer",
"Ron Rifkin"
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"Heavy D",
"Damaine Radcliff",
"De'Shawn Washington",
"Rachel Griffiths",
"Josh Henderson",
"Alyson Stoner"
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"title": "Zoom",
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"Courteney Cox",
"Chevy Chase",
"Rip Torn",
"Spencer Breslin",
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"Michael Cassidy",
"Kate Mara",
"Ryan Newman"
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"Jonah Hill",
"Lewis Black",
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"Mark Derwin",
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"Anjelica Huston",
"Lukas Haas",
"María Conchita Alonso",
"Brent Spiner",
"Faith Prince",
"Marcus Coloma",
"Obba Babatundé",
"Reagan Dale Neis"
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"Nathan Phillips",
"Bobby Cannavale",
"Rachel Blanchard",
"Flex Alexander",
"Todd Louiso",
"Sunny Mabrey",
"Kenan Thompson",
"Lin Shaye",
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"Kevin Heffernan",
"Steve Lemme",
"Paul Soter",
"Erik Stolhanske",
"Nat Faxon",
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"Ralf Möller",
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"title": "How to Eat Fried Worms",
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"Hallie Eisenberg",
"Adam Hicks",
"Tom Cavanagh",
"Kimberly Williams-Paisley",
"Austin Rogers",
"Alexander Gould",
"Ryan Malgarini",
"Philip Daniel Bolden",
"Clint Howard",
"Ty Panitz",
"James Rebhorn"
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"Terrence Howard",
"Faizon Love",
"Malinda Williams",
"Cicely Tyson",
"Macy Gray",
"Ben Vereen",
"Bruce Bruce",
"Bill Nunn",
"Patti LaBelle",
"Ving Rhames",
"Jackie Long"
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"Kevin Conway",
"Michael Rispoli",
"Kirk Acevedo",
"Dov Davidoff",
"Michael Kelly"
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"Andrew Wilson",
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"Thomas Haden Church",
"Stephen Root"
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"Frances Conroy",
"Leelee Sobieski",
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"Laura Ramsey",
"Taylor Kitsch",
"Toby Hemingway",
"Jessica Lucas",
"Chace Crawford",
"Wendy Crewson",
"Stephen McHattie",
"Kenneth Welsh"
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"Scarlett Johansson",
"Hilary Swank",
"Fiona Shaw",
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"Sian Thomas",
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"Corinna Harfouch",
"Birgit Minichmayr",
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"Karoline Herfurth",
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"Beau Davis",
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"Hunter Parrish",
"Giovonnie Samuels",
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"Kath Soucie",
"Jill Talley",
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"Bruce Willis",
"Sharon Stone",
"Chris Marquette",
"Dominique Swain",
"Alex Solowitz",
"Fernando Vargas",
"Olivia Wilde",
"Amanda Seyfried",
"Vincent Kartheiser",
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"Heather Wahlquist",
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"Charity Shea",
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"Robbie Kay",
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"Marlon Wayans",
"Clifton Powell",
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"Michael Colyar",
"Richard Gant",
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"Kerri Kenney-Silver",
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"Niecy Nash",
"Cedric Yarbrough",
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"David Banner",
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"Michael Raymond-James",
"Adriane Lenox",
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"William H. Macy",
"Ray Liotta",
"Marisa Tomei",
"Jill Hennessy",
"Kevin Durand",
"M. C. Gainey",
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"Brian Cox",
"Elias Koteas",
"Dermot Mulroney",
"John Carroll Lynch",
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"Adam Goldberg",
"Charles Fleischer",
"Zach Grenier",
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"June Diane Raphael",
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"John Getz",
"Ed Setrakian",
"Candy Clark",
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"Jason Wiles",
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"Dominic West",
"Vincent Regan",
"Michael Fassbender",
"Tom Wisdom",
"Andrew Pleavin",
"Andrew Tiernan",
"Rodrigo Santoro",
"Stephen McHattie",
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"Kelly Craig",
"Robert Maillet",
"Patrick Sabongui",
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"Leon Laderach"
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"title": "Life Support",
"year": 2007,
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"Wendell Pierce",
"Evan Ross",
"Anna Deavere Smith",
"Tracee Ellis Ross",
"Gloria Reuben",
"Tony Rock",
"Darrin Dewitt Henson",
"Carlo Alban",
"Brandon Scott",
"Chyna Layne",
"Rachel Nicks",
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"title": "1 More Hit",
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"year": 2007,
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"Donnie Wahlberg",
"Bob Gunton",
"Judith Roberts",
"Michael Fairman",
"Laura Regan",
"Dmitry Chepovetsky",
"Keir Gilchrist",
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"Fred Tatasciore",
"Joan Heney",
"Shelley Peterson",
"Steven Taylor"
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"title": "I Think I Love My Wife",
"year": 2007,
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"Kerry Washington",
"Gina Torres",
"Steve Buscemi",
"Edward Herrmann",
"Michael Kenneth Williams",
"Orlando Jones",
"Stephen A. Smith",
"Wendell Pierce",
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"Eliza Coupe",
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"Welker White",
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"Cassandra Freeman",
"Milan Howard"
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"Kate Nelligan",
"Amber Valletta",
"Peter Stormare",
"Marc Macaulay",
"Jude Ciccolella",
"Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick",
"Mark Famiglietti",
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"Marcus Lyle Brown"
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"year": 2007,
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"Michael McMillian",
"Jacob Vargas",
"Flex Alexander",
"Lee Thompson Young",
"Daniella Alonso",
"Eric Edelstein",
"Reshad Strik",
"Michael Bailey Smith",
"Derek Mears",
"Jeff Kober",
"Jay Acovone",
"Archie Kao",
"Ben Crowley",
"David Reynolds",
"Philip Pavel",
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"Gáspár Szabó",
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"year": 2007,
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"Timothy Hutton",
"Michael Clarke Duncan",
"Rainn Wilson",
"Chris O'Neil",
"Rhiannon Leigh Wryn",
"Kathryn Hahn",
"Patrick Gilmore",
"Kirsten Williamson",
"Marc Musso",
"Megan McKinnon",
"Chris Sipe",
"Irene Snow",
"Mackenzie Hamilton",
"Calum Worthy",
"Brian Greene"
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"year": 2007,
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"Bernie Mac",
"Kimberly Elise",
"Tom Arnold",
"Evan Ross",
"Alphonso McAuley",
"Regine Nehy",
"Scott Thompson",
"Nate Parker",
"Kevin Phillips",
"Gary Sturgis",
"Brandon Fobbs"
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"title": "Reign Over Me",
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"Don Cheadle",
"Jada Pinkett Smith",
"Liv Tyler",
"Saffron Burrows",
"Donald Sutherland",
"Robert Klein",
"Melinda Dillon",
"Mike Binder",
"Jonathan Banks",
"John de Lancie",
"Rae Allen",
"Paula Newsome",
"Ted Raimi",
"B. J. Novak"
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"year": 2007,
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"Michael Peña",
"Danny Glover",
"Kate Mara",
"Elias Koteas",
"Rhona Mitra",
"Rade Šerbedžija",
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"Tate Donovan",
"Justin Louis",
"Jonathan Walker",
"Lane Garrison",
"Brian Markinson",
"Levon Helm",
"Mike Dopud",
"Alan C. Peterson",
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"Dean McKenzie"
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"Patrick Stewart",
"Zhang Ziyi",
"Kevin Smith",
"Laurence Fishburne",
"James Arnold Taylor",
"Nolan North",
"Mikey Kelley",
"Mitchell Whitfield",
"John DiMaggio",
"Kevin Michael Richardson",
"Paula Mattioli",
"Fred Tatasciore",
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"Dee Bradley Baker",
"Greg Baldwin",
"Jeff Bennett",
"Jim Cummings",
"Grey DeLisle",
"Chris Edgerly",
"Kim Mai Guest",
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"Jess Harnell",
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"Tara Strong",
"Billy West",
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"Amy Poehler",
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"Romany Malco",
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"Luke Wilson",
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"Bruce McGill",
"Alberta Watson",
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"Laura Vandervoort",
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"Morgan Kelly",
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"Harland Williams",
"Laurie Metcalf",
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"Adam West",
"Jordan Fry",
"Wesley Singerman",
"Steve Anderson",
"Ethan Sandler",
"Don Hall",
"Tom Kenny",
"Jamie Cullum",
"Paul Butcher",
"Nathan Greno",
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"Héctor Elizondo",
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"Zachary Gordon",
"Tereza Stanislav",
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"Rosie O'Donnell",
"Kristin Chenoweth",
"Raul Esparza",
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"Aisha Hinds",
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"year": 2007,
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"Heather Matarazzo",
"Bijou Phillips",
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"Jay Hernandez",
"Jordan Ladd",
"Roman Janecka",
"Monika Malacova",
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"Patrick Zigo",
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"Clotilde Courau",
"Jean-Pierre Martins",
"Catherine Allégret",
"Marc Barbé",
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"Matt Damon",
"Andy García",
"Don Cheadle",
"Bernie Mac",
"Ellen Barkin",
"Al Pacino",
"Elliott Gould",
"Casey Affleck",
"Scott Caan",
"Eddie Jemison",
"Shaobo Qin",
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"Zooey Deschanel",
"Jon Heder",
"James Woods",
"Diedrich Bader",
"Mario Cantone",
"Dana Belben",
"Brian Posehn",
"Kelly Slater",
"Rob Machado",
"Ash Brannon",
"Chris Buck",
"Sal Masekela",
"Maddie Taylor",
"Bob Bergen",
"Johanna Braddy",
"John Cygan",
"Courtnee Draper",
"Bill Farmer",
"Teresa Ganzel",
"Jess Harnell",
"Sherry Lynn",
"Laraine Newman",
"Jan Rabson",
"Jacob Zachar",
"Ryder Buck",
"Reese Elowe",
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"year": 2007,
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"Jaime Pressly",
"Kane Kosugi",
"Eric Roberts",
"Sarah Carter",
"Natassia Malthe",
"Matthew Marsden",
"Steve Howey",
"Collin Chou",
"Kevin Nash",
"Brian J. White",
"Derek Boyer",
"Silvio Simac",
"Song Lin",
"Fang Liu",
"Hung Lin",
"Ying Wang"
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"Craig Hall",
"Joel Tobeck",
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"Rachel House",
"Dave Fane",
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"Chelsie Preston Crayford",
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"Chris Evans",
"Michael Chiklis",
"Julian McMahon",
"Kerry Washington",
"Andre Braugher",
"Doug Jones",
"Laurence Fishburne",
"Beau Garrett",
"Vanessa Minnillo",
"Brian Posehn",
"Zach Grenier",
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"Tate Donovan",
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"Laura Harring",
"Barry Bostwick",
"Daniella Monet",
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"Caroline Aaron",
"Adam Clark",
"Pat Carroll",
"Amy Bruckner",
"Kay Panabaker",
"Cliff Bemis",
"Kaitlyn Van Item",
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"Geraint Wyn Davies"
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"Mary McCormack",
"Tony Shalhoub",
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"Andrew-Lee Potts",
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"Nick Blake",
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"Eli Kent",
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"Lauren Graham",
"John Goodman",
"John Michael Higgins",
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"Jonah Hill",
"Molly Shannon",
"Graham Phillips",
"Johnny Simmons",
"Ed Helms",
"Rachael Harris",
"Brian Howe",
"Harve Presnell",
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"Archie Panjabi",
"Will Patton",
"Alyy Khan",
"William Hoyland",
"Denis O'Hare",
"Bilal Saeed",
"Shah Murad Aliani",
"Ahmed A. Jamal",
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"Perrine Moran",
"Azfar Ali",
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"Jillian Armenante",
"Zachary Coffin",
"Demetri Goritsas",
"Pervez Musharraf",
"Colin Powell",
"Sajid Hasan",
"Mikail Lotia",
"Gary Wilmes",
"Sean Chapman"
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"Marcus Thomas",
"Jayne Eastwood"
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"Timothy Olyphant",
"Mary Elizabeth Winstead",
"Maggie Q",
"Kevin Smith",
"Cliff Curtis",
"Jonathan Sadowski",
"Edoardo Costa",
"Cyril Raffaelli",
"Yorgo Constantine",
"Željko Ivanek",
"Christina Chang",
"Chris Ellis",
"Sung Kang",
"Matt O'Leary",
"Jake McDorman",
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"Chris Palmero",
"Andrew Friedman",
"Bryon Weiss",
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"Toni Collette",
"Vanessa Redgrave",
"Patrick Wilson",
"Hugh Dancy",
"Natasha Richardson",
"Mamie Gummer",
"Eileen Atkins",
"Meryl Streep",
"Glenn Close",
"Barry Bostwick",
"Ebon Moss-Bachrach",
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"Kara F. Doherty"
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"Lou Romano",
"Brad Garrett",
"Ian Holm",
"Peter O'Toole",
"Janeane Garofalo",
"Will Arnett",
"Brian Dennehy",
"Peter Sohn",
"James Remar",
"John Ratzenberger",
"Teddy Newton",
"Jake Steinfeld",
"Brad Bird",
"Stéphane Roux",
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"Christine Taylor",
"Eric Christian Olsen",
"Josh Flitter",
"DeRay Davis",
"Peter Strauss",
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"Mindy Kaling",
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"Rachael Harris",
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"Tyrese Gibson",
"Josh Duhamel",
"Anthony Anderson",
"Rachael Taylor",
"John Turturro",
"Jon Voight",
"Kevin Dunn",
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"Amaury Nolasco",
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"Brian Stepanek",
"Samantha Smith",
"Rick Gomez",
"Colin Fickes",
"Tom Lenk",
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"Bob Stephenson",
"Omar Benson Miller",
"Peter Cullen",
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"Toby Huss",
"Zach Grenier",
"Marshall Bell",
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"James Oliver",
"Brad Carr",
"Saichia Wongwiroj",
"Teerawat Mulvilai",
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"Nancy Giles",
"Linda Larkin",
"Alex Draper",
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"Tom Bloom",
"Jack Cortes"
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"year": 2007,
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"James D'Arcy",
"Margo Harshman",
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"Holt McCallany",
"Julio Oscar Mechoso",
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"Elden Henson",
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"Robbie Coltrane",
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"Ciarán Hinds",
"Brendan Gleeson",
"Ralph Fiennes",
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"David Thewlis",
"Richard Griffiths",
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"Alan Rickman",
"Fiona Shaw",
"Maggie Smith",
"Julie Walters",
"Mark Williams",
"David Bradley",
"Tom Felton",
"Natalia Tena",
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"Evanna Lynch",
"Devon Murray",
"Adrian Rawlins",
"Geraldine Somerville",
"Harry Melling",
"Robert Hardy",
"Oliver Phelps",
"James Phelps",
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"Matthew Lewis",
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"Mike Epps",
"Martin Sheen",
"Vondie Curtis-Hall",
"Richard Chevolleau",
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"Corey Gorewicz",
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"title": "I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry",
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"Dan Aykroyd",
"Peter Dante",
"Nicholas Turturro",
"Rachel Dratch",
"Allen Covert",
"Richard Chamberlain",
"Nick Swardson",
"John Farley",
"Lance Bass",
"Mary Pat Gleason",
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"Blake Clark",
"Dan Patrick",
"Chandra West",
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"Jamie Chung",
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"Chris Evans",
"Troy Garity",
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"Benedict Wong",
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"Chipo Chung",
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"Paloma Baeza"
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"Abigail Breslin",
"Patricia Clarkson",
"Jenny Wade",
"Bob Balaban",
"Brian F. O'Byrne",
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"John McMartin",
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"Hank Azaria",
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"Pamela Hayden",
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"title": "Who's Your Caddy?",
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"James Avery",
"Tony Cox",
"Tamala Jones",
"Jenifer Lewis",
"Andy Milonakis",
"Jim Piddock",
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"Faizon Love",
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"Bruce Bruce",
"Terry Crews",
"Finesse Mitchell",
"Garrett Morris",
"Cam Gigandet",
"Chase Tatum",
"Susan Ward",
"Hugh Jass",
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"Julie Walters",
"James Cromwell",
"Maggie Smith",
"Lucy Cohu",
"Laurence Fox",
"Joe Anderson",
"Ian Richardson",
"Sophie Vavasseur",
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"Scott Glenn",
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"Janel Parrish",
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"Andrea Edwards",
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"Kerri Kenney-Silver",
"Ken Marino",
"Gretchen Mol",
"Oliver Platt",
"Paul Rudd",
"Winona Ryder",
"Liev Schreiber",
"Justin Theroux",
"Jessica Alba",
"Janeane Garofalo",
"Mather Zickel",
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"Thomas Lennon",
"Bobby Cannavale",
"Ron Silver",
"Joe Lo Truglio",
"Robert Ben Garant",
"Jason Sudeikis",
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"Rashida Jones",
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"Patrick Warburton",
"Alex Neuberger",
"Taylor Momsen",
"Amy Adams",
"Brad Garrett",
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"Samantha Bee",
"Susie Castillo",
"Frank L. Ridley",
"Ezra Buzzington",
"Jay Leno",
"Phil Morris",
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"Cam Clarke",
"John DiMaggio",
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"year": 2007,
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"Richard Gant",
"Tamala Jones",
"Paul Rae",
"Brian Doyle-Murray",
"Spencir Bridges",
"Josh McLerran",
"Dallin Boyce",
"Telise Galanis",
"Molly Jepson",
"Sean Patrick Flaherty",
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"Tad D'Agostino",
"Tyger Rawlings",
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"Chris Tucker",
"Max von Sydow",
"Hiroyuki Sanada",
"Yvan Attal",
"Youki Kudoh",
"Noémie Lenoir",
"Zhang Jingchu",
"Tzi Ma",
"Roman Polanski",
"Philip Baker Hall",
"Dana Ivey",
"Henry O",
"Mia Tyler",
"Sarah Shahi",
"David Niven Jr.",
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"Julie Depardieu"
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"Rhona Mitra",
"Kim Coates",
"Natassia Malthe",
"Sarah Carter",
"Lyriq Bent",
"Tom Jackson",
"Matthew Knight",
"Rogue Johnston",
"Barbara Gordon",
"Shawn Roberts"
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"Michelle Pfeiffer",
"Robert De Niro",
"Charlie Cox",
"Sienna Miller",
"Ricky Gervais",
"Jason Flemyng",
"Rupert Everett",
"Ian McKellen",
"Peter O'Toole",
"Mark Strong",
"Kate Magowan",
"Joanna Scanlan",
"Sarah Alexander",
"Mark Heap",
"Julian Rhind-Tutt",
"Adam Buxton",
"David Walliams",
"Nathaniel Parker",
"Ben Barnes",
"Henry Cavill",
"David Kelly",
"Melanie Hill",
"Mark Williams",
"Jake Curran",
"Olivia Grant",
"George Innes",
"Dexter Fletcher",
"Eliot (Coco) Sumner",
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"year": 2007,
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"Vanessa Hudgens",
"Lucas Grabeel",
"Ashley Tisdale",
"Corbin Bleu",
"Monique Coleman",
"Mark L. Taylor",
"Bart Johnson",
"Jessica Tuck",
"Robert Curtis Brown",
"Alyson Reed",
"Chris Warren Jr.",
"Ryne Sanborn",
"Olesya Rulin",
"Kaycee Stroh",
"Tanya Chisholm",
"Leslie Wing Pomeroy",
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"Shane Harper",
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"year": 2007,
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"Jeffrey Wright",
"Jackson Bond",
"Veronica Cartwright",
"Josef Sommer",
"Celia Weston",
"Roger Rees",
"Adam LeFevre",
"Joanna Merlin",
"Malin Åkerman",
"Susan Floyd",
"Eric Benjamin",
"Stephanie Berry",
"Alexis Raben",
"Jeff Wincott"
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"title": "The Last Legion",
"year": 2007,
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"Colin Firth",
"Ben Kingsley",
"Aishwarya Rai",
"Thomas Sangster",
"Peter Mullan",
"Kevin McKidd",
"John Hannah",
"Owen Teale",
"Rupert Friend",
"Nonso Anozie",
"Harry Van Gorkum",
"Robert Pugh",
"James Cosmo",
"Alexander Siddig",
"Murray McArthur",
"Iain Glen",
"Rory Finn",
"Alexandra Thomas-Davies",
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"year": 2007,
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"Jonah Hill",
"Michael Cera",
"Christopher Mintz-Plasse",
"Seth Rogen",
"Bill Hader",
"Emma Stone",
"Martha MacIsaac",
"Laura Marano",
"Aviva Baumann",
"Joe Lo Truglio",
"Kevin Corrigan",
"Dave Franco",
"Stacy Edwards",
"David Krumholtz",
"Martin Starr",
"Ben Best",
"Lauren Miller",
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"Jean Rochefort",
"Karel Roden",
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"Urbain Cancelier",
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"Julie Ferrier",
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"Alicia Keys",
"Chris Evans",
"Donna Murphy",
"Paul Giamatti",
"Nicholas Art",
"Nina Garbiras",
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"Julie White",
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"title": "Resurrecting the Champ",
"year": 2007,
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"Kathryn Morris",
"Alan Alda",
"Rachel Nichols",
"David Paymer",
"Teri Hatcher",
"Dakota Goyo",
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"year": 2007,
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"Trent Ford",
"Tamara Hope",
"Terence Stamp",
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"Jon Gries",
"Taylor Handley",
"Lolita Davidovich",
"Shaun Johnston",
"Huntley Ritter"
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"Devon Aoki",
"Luis Guzmán",
"Saul Rubinek",
"Ryo Ishibashi",
"Sung Kang",
"Mathew St. Patrick",
"Nadine Velazquez",
"Terry Chen",
"Mark Cheng",
"Nicholas Elia",
"Kennedy Lauren Montano",
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"Andrea Roth",
"Kenneth Choi",
"Angela Fong",
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"Maggie Q",
"James Hong",
"Thomas Lennon",
"Robert Patrick",
"Jason Scott Lee",
"Aisha Tyler",
"Diedrich Bader",
"Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa",
"Terry Crews",
"Patton Oswalt",
"David Koechner",
"Toby Huss",
"Heather DeLoach",
"Kerri Kenney-Silver",
"Mather Zickel",
"Jim Rash",
"David Proval",
"Masi Oka",
"Irina Voronina",
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"year": 2007,
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"Garrett Hedlund",
"Kelly Preston",
"Aisha Tyler",
"John Goodman",
"Matt O'Leary",
"Leigh Whannell",
"Stuart Lafferty",
"Zachary Dylan Smith",
"Jordan Garrett",
"Edi Gathegi",
"Yorgo Constantine",
"Hector Atreyu Ruiz",
"Kanin Howell",
"Judith Roberts"
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"year": 2007,
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"Sheri Moon Zombie",
"Tyler Mane",
"Scout Taylor-Compton",
"Brad Dourif",
"Danielle Harris",
"William Forsythe",
"Richard Lynch",
"Udo Kier",
"Clint Howard",
"Danny Trejo",
"Lew Temple",
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"Bill Moseley",
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"Hanna R. Hall",
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"Max Van Ville",
"Nick Mennell",
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"Daryl Sabara",
"Ken Foree",
"Sybil Danning",
"Micky Dolenz",
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"Sid Haig",
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"Ezra Buzzington",
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"Christian Bale",
"Peter Fonda",
"Gretchen Mol",
"Ben Foster",
"Dallas Roberts",
"Alan Tudyk",
"Vinessa Shaw",
"Logan Lerman",
"Kevin Durand",
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"Luke Wilson",
"Lennie Loftin",
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"Carmilla Blakney",
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"Annie Wood",
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"Emily Blunt",
"Amy Brenneman",
"Hugh Dancy",
"Maggie Grace",
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"Ashanti",
"Mike Epps",
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"Matt Long",
"Jack Carpenter",
"Jeremy Howard",
"John Schneider",
"Crystal Hunt",
"Adam Hendershott",
"Danny Strong",
"Samm Levine",
"Arnie Pantoja",
"Donté Bonner",
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"Selma Blair",
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"Stana Katic",
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"Frances Fisher",
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"Amara Karan",
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"Erik Palladino",
"Tom Riley",
"Andrew Lee Potts",
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"Steven Pacey",
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"Melissa George",
"Danny Huston",
"Ben Foster",
"Mark Boone Junior",
"Mark Rendall",
"Amber Sainsbury",
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"Megan Franich",
"Joel Tobeck",
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"Nathaniel Lees",
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"Chic Littlewood",
"Peter Feeney",
"Andrew Stehlin",
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"Jared Turner",
"Kelson Henderson",
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"Rachel Maitland-Smith",
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"year": 2007,
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"Melora Hardin",
"Brooke Nevin",
"Robert Ri'chard",
"Noureen DeWulf",
"Matthew Lawrence",
"Nick Searcy",
"Jackie Long",
"Jesse Garcia",
"George Back",
"Martin Spanjers",
"Jermaine Williams",
"Jillian Grace",
"Chauntal Lewis",
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"Dax Shepard",
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"Morgan Freeman",
"Ed Harris",
"John Ashton",
"Amy Ryan",
"Amy Madigan",
"Titus Welliver",
"Slaine",
"Edi Gathegi",
"Mark Margolis",
"Michael Kenneth Williams",
"Jill Quigg",
"Raymond \"Ray\" Alongi",
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"year": 2007,
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"Reese Witherspoon",
"Peter Sarsgaard",
"Alan Arkin",
"Meryl Streep",
"Omar Metwally",
"Aramis Knight",
"Rosie Malek-Yonan",
"Moa Khouas",
"Zineb Oukach",
"Yigal Naor",
"J. K. Simmons",
"Bob Gunton",
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"Mark Ruffalo",
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"Antoni Corone"
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"Chris Sarandon",
"Catherine O'Hara",
"William Hickey",
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"Ken Page",
"Ed Ivory",
"Paul Reubens",
"Kerry Katz",
"Carmen Twillie",
"Randy Crenshaw",
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"Alison Lohman",
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"Liam James",
"Alexis Llewellyn",
"Micah Berry"
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"Albert Finney",
"Rosemary Harris",
"Brian F. O'Byrne",
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"Michael Shannon",
"Amy Ryan",
"Damon Gupton",
"Jordan Gelber",
"Adrian Martinez",
"Leonardo Cimino",
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"Dianne Wiest",
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"Dane Cook",
"Alison Pill",
"Brittany Robertson",
"Marlene Lawston",
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"Jessica Hecht",
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"Frank Wood",
"Emily Blunt",
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"Kevin Corrigan",
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"Ric Young",
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"John Heard",
"Kimberly Elise",
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"Diedrich Bader",
"Travis Van Winkle",
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"Ike Barinholtz",
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"Jeffrey Wright",
"Reg Rogers",
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"Lucas Grabeel",
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"Josh Meyers",
"Michael Landes",
"Joseph R. Gannascoli",
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"Alexander Siddig",
"David O'Hara",
"Craig Conway",
"Lee-Anne Liebenberg",
"Hennie Bosman",
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"Carol Burnett",
"Will Arnett",
"Seth Rogen",
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"Dan Fogler",
"Isla Fisher",
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"Amy Poehler",
"Jaime Pressly",
"Jesse McCartney",
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"Jimmy Hayward",
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"Robert LuPone",
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"Leslie Mann",
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"Tichina Arnold",
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"Mary-Pat Green",
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"Richard Kind",
"Chris Parnell",
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"Antonio Esfandiari",
"Richard Brodie",
"Michael Karnow",
"David Pressman"
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"Rick Fox",
"Lance Gross",
"Tamela Mann",
"Lamman Rucker",
"Sofia Vergara",
"Frankie Faison",
"Margaret Avery",
"Irma P. Hall",
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"Chloe Bailey",
"Phillip Van Lear",
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"David Denman",
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"Maya Hazen",
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"America Ferrera",
"Jesse Garcia",
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"Gabriel Porras",
"Sonya Smith",
"Carmen Salinas",
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"Aaron Yoo",
"Jacob Pitts",
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"Helen Carey",
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"Natalie Dormer",
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"Nicholas Jones",
"Derren Nesbitt",
"Rosalind March",
"Stanley Townsend",
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"Hank Azaria",
"Dylan Moran",
"Harish Patel",
"India de Beaufort",
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"Simon Day",
"Ruth Sheen",
"Tyrone Huggins",
"Nevan Finegan",
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"Floella Benjamin",
"Chris Hollins",
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"David Walliams",
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"Abbie Cornish",
"Joseph Gordon-Levitt",
"Rob Brown",
"Victor Rasuk",
"Timothy Olyphant",
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"Linda Emond",
"Ciarán Hinds",
"Mamie Gummer",
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"Antonio Esfandiari",
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"Jason Sudeikis",
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"Anna Popplewell",
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"Sergio Castellitto",
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"Leo Minaya",
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"Victor Wolf",
"Ana Cervantes",
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"Matt Schulze",
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"Ben Cross",
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"Bob Balaban",
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"John Hurt",
"Denis Leary",
"Bruce McGill",
"Tom Wilkinson",
"Bruce Altman",
"Gary Basaraba",
"Mitch Pileggi",
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"Marcia Jean Kurtz",
"Raymond Forchion",
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"Lynn Cohen",
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"Annaleigh Ashford",
"André Leon Talley",
"Gilles Marini",
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"Nick Swardson",
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"Jeremy Strong",
"Brian O'Halloran",
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"Spencer Breslin",
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"Tim Blake Nelson",
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"Lou Ferrigno",
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"Rickson Gracie",
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"Ashlie Atkinson",
"Pablo Schreiber",
"Jeane Fournier",
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"Naeema Begum",
"Lana Rahman",
"Lalita Ahmed",
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"Anne Hathaway",
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"Terence Stamp",
"Masi Oka",
"Nate Torrence",
"Dalip Singh",
"Ken Davitian",
"Terry Crews",
"David Koechner",
"James Caan",
"David S. Lee",
"Lindsay Hollister",
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"Patrick Warburton",
"John Farley",
"Jonathan Loughran",
"Jessica Barth",
"Larry Miller",
"Kevin Nealon",
"Blake Clark",
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"Wallace Shawn",
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"Meagan Good",
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"Omid Djalili",
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"Jim Gaffigan",
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"Fred Willard",
"John Ratzenberger",
"Kathy Najimy",
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"MacInTalk",
"Teddy Newton",
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"John Cygan",
"Pete Docter",
"Paul Eiding",
"Donald Fullilove",
"Teresa Ganzel",
"Jess Harnell",
"Sherry Lynn",
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"Jeff Pidgeon",
"Jan Rabson",
"Andrew Stanton",
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"Lorna Scott"
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"Johnny Galecki",
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"Akiva Goldsman",
"Michael Mann",
"Nancy Grace",
"Daeg Faerch",
"Atticus Shaffer"
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"Marie-Josée Croze",
"André Dussollier",
"Kristin Scott Thomas",
"François Berléand",
"Nathalie Baye",
"Jean Rochefort",
"Guillaume Canet",
"Marina Hands",
"Gilles Lellouche",
"Philippe Lefebvre",
"Florence Thomassin",
"Olivier Marchal",
"Brigitte Catillon",
"Samir Guesmi",
"Jean-Pierre Lorit",
"Jalil Lespert",
"Éric Savin",
"Laurent Lafitte",
"Martine Chevallier",
"Thierry Neuvic",
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"Anne Marivin",
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"Françoise Bertin",
"Andrée Damant",
"Pierre-Benoist Varoclier",
"Éric Naggar",
"Philippe Canet",
"Danièle Ajoret"
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"Olivia Thirlby",
"Mary-Kate Olsen",
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"David Wohl",
"Jane Adams",
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"Luke Goss",
"Anna Walton",
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"Roy Dotrice",
"John Alexander",
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"Adam Tomei"
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"Mac McDonald",
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"Siobhan Finneran",
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"Skye Bennett",
"Taylor Doherty",
"Shaun Evans",
"Anthony Lewis",
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"Jessica Mullins",
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"Emma Thompson",
"Michael Gambon",
"Greta Scacchi",
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"Mary Steenburgen",
"Adam Scott",
"Kathryn Hahn",
"Andrea Savage",
"Rob Riggle",
"Lurie Poston",
"Ken Jeong",
"Wayne Federman",
"Phil LaMarr",
"Matt Walsh",
"Seth Rogen",
"Gillian Vigman",
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"Travis T. Flory",
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"Maria Quiban",
"Danielle Schneider",
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"Gillian Anderson",
"Amanda Peet",
"Billy Connolly",
"Xzibit",
"Mitch Pileggi",
"Callum Keith Rennie",
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"Charlie McDermott",
"Michael O'Keefe",
"Mark Boone Junior",
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"Dylan Carusona",
"Jay Klaitz",
"Michael Sky",
"John Canoe"
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"Roger Bart",
"Ted Raimi",
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"Peter Jacobson",
"Barbara Eve Harris",
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"Stephanie Mace",
"Quinton Jackson",
"Allen Maldonado"
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"Maria Bello",
"Michelle Yeoh",
"John Hannah",
"Luke Ford",
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"Russell Wong",
"Anthony Wong",
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"Nathan Lane",
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"George Lopez",
"Madeline Carroll",
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"Charles Esten",
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"Mary Hart",
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"year": 2008,
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"Gary Cole",
"Rosie Perez",
"Danny McBride",
"Kevin Corrigan",
"Craig Robinson",
"Ken Jeong",
"Amber Heard",
"Ed Begley Jr.",
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"Joe Lo Truglio",
"Cleo King",
"Bill Hader",
"James Remar",
"Troy Gentile",
"Connie Sawyer",
"Bobby Lee",
"Justin Long",
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"Dana Lee"
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"title": "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2",
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"cast": [
"Amber Tamblyn",
"America Ferrera",
"Blake Lively",
"Alexis Bledel",
"Michael Rady",
"Leonardo Nam",
"Jesse Williams",
"Tom Wisdom",
"Lucy Hale",
"Rachel Nichols",
"Kyle Schmid",
"Shohreh Aghdashloo",
"Blythe Danner",
"Rachel Ticotin",
"Ernie Lively",
"Alison Folland",
"Carly Rose Sonenclar",
"Erik Jensen",
"Adrienne Houghton",
"Kiely Williams",
"Victor Slezak",
"Kyle MacLachlan"
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"title": "Beer For My Horses",
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"Ted Nugent",
"Barry Corbin",
"Claire Forlani",
"Curtis Armstrong",
"Tom Skerritt",
"Gina Gershon",
"Greg Serano",
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"Chris Browning",
"Mac Davis",
"Keith Jardine",
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"Charlie Rose"
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"Eric Balfour",
"Vinnie Jones",
"Leonor Varela",
"David Carradine",
"Dennis Hopper",
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"Laura Cayouette",
"Julia Jones",
"Francesco Quinn",
"Allison McAtee",
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"Rick Gonzalez",
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"Ashton Holmes",
"Tina Majorino",
"Lauren German",
"Keir O'Donnell",
"Sebastian Roché",
"Azura Skye",
"Ozzy Benn",
"Christopher Boyd",
"Missy Doty",
"Amy Halloran",
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"Jay Baruchel",
"Danny McBride",
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"Nick Nolte",
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"Reggie Lee",
"Trieu Than",
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"Tobey Maguire",
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"Maria Menounos",
"Martin Lawrence",
"The Mooney Suzuki",
"Jason Bateman",
"Lance Bass",
"Jennifer Love Hewitt",
"Alicia Silverstone",
"Christine Taylor",
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"Anthony Ruivivar",
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"Sean Penn",
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"Justin Theroux"
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"Kelly Ripa",
"Nicollette Sheridan",
"Tim Curry",
"Trevor Gagnon",
"Philip Daniel Bolden",
"David Gore",
"Ed Begley, Jr.",
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"Buzz Aldrin",
"Sandy Simpson",
"Eddie Frierson",
"Steve Kramer",
"Mimi Maynard",
"Lloyd Sherr",
"Charles Rocket",
"Phil Proctor",
"Nicholas Guest",
"Archie Hahn",
"Scott Menville",
"Michael McConnohie",
"Doug Stone",
"Max Burkholder",
"Mona Marshall",
"Barbara Goodson",
"Gregg Berger",
"Lorraine Nicholson",
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"Melora Harte",
"Cam Clarke",
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"Cheryl Hines",
"Adriana Barraza",
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"Amy Smart",
"Cameron Boyce",
"Erica Gluck",
"Mary Beth Hurt",
"John Shrapnel",
"Jason Flemyng",
"Tim Ahern",
"Julian Glover",
"Josh Cole",
"Ezra Buzzington",
"Aida Doina"
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"James Arnold Taylor",
"Tom Kane",
"Dee Bradley Baker",
"Christopher Lee",
"Samuel L. Jackson",
"Anthony Daniels",
"Nika Futterman",
"Ian Abercrombie",
"Catherine Taber",
"Corey Burton",
"David Acord",
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"Matthew Wood"
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"Fred Armisen",
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"Lonny Ross",
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"Rachel Specter",
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"Matt Barr",
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"Allen Covert",
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"Tasha Smith",
"Jill Marie Jones",
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"Malcolm Goodwin",
"Debby Ryan",
"Chloe Bridges",
"Kofi Siriboe",
"Garrett Morris",
"Alan Aisenberg",
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"Sally Field",
"Tara Strong",
"Jennifer Hale",
"Grey DeLisle",
"Jeff Bennett",
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"Camille Mana",
"Alona Tal",
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"Nicole Parker",
"Ike Barinholtz",
"Carmen Electra",
"Tony Cox",
"Tad Hilgenbrink",
"Nick Steele",
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"Valerie Wildman",
"John Di Domenico",
"Abe Spigner",
"Christopher Johnson",
"Jared S. Eddo",
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"Jacob Tolano Wood",
"Roland Kickinger",
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"Johnny Rock",
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"Austin Michael Scott"
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"Rutger Hauer",
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"Freddie Ljungberg",
"Roberto Soldado",
"Vicente Rodríguez",
"Lionel Messi",
"Victor Valdés",
"Florentino Pérez",
"Steve McManaman",
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"Mahamadou Diarra",
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"Charlie Yeung",
"James Wearing Smith",
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"Dom Hetrakul",
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"Sarah Wright",
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"John Terry",
"Todd Stashwick",
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"Cole Hauser",
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"Candice Bergen",
"India Ennenga",
"Jill Flint",
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"Martin Henderson",
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"Connie Nielsen",
"Michelle Rodriguez",
"Channing Tatum",
"Charlize Theron",
"Ivana Miličević",
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"Hayley Atwell",
"Aidan McArdle",
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"Omar Benson Miller",
"Pierfrancesco Favino",
"Valentina Cervi",
"Matteo Sciabordi",
"John Turturro",
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"Chris Warren Jr.",
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"Matt Prokop",
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"Jessica Tuck",
"David Reivers",
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"Chelah Horsdal",
"David Morse",
"Dianne Wiest",
"William B. Davis",
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"Jennifer Ehle",
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"Frank Grillo",
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"Mark Rolston",
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"Meagan Good",
"Carlo Rota",
"Greg Bryk",
"Joris Jarsky",
"Al Sapienza",
"Niamh Wilson",
"Tony Nappo",
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"Emily Watson",
"Dianne Wiest",
"Jennifer Jason Leigh",
"Hope Davis",
"Tom Noonan",
"Sadie Goldstein",
"Robin Weigert",
"Deirdre O'Connell",
"Jerry Adler",
"Lynn Cohen",
"Josh Pais",
"Daniel London",
"Stephen Adly Guirgis",
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"Paul Sparks",
"John Rothman",
"Frank Wood",
"Elizabeth Marvel",
"Daisy Tahan",
"Cliff Carpenter",
"Amy Spanger",
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"Dan Ziskie",
"Rosemary Murphy",
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"Shanna Collins",
"Marin Hinkle",
"Nina Siemaszko",
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"Tara Sharma",
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"Sara Foster",
"Resh Ballam",
"Nouva Monika Wahlgren",
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"Bobb'e J. Thompson",
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"Madhur Mittal",
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"Anil Kapoor",
"Saurabh Shukla",
"Mahesh Manjrekar",
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"Brian Stepanek",
"Jeff Bennett",
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"John DiMaggio",
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"Ian Bohen",
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"Robert Duvall",
"Jon Favreau",
"Mary Steenburgen",
"Dwight Yoakam",
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"Kristin Chenoweth",
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"Sissy Spacek",
"Katy Mixon",
"Carol Kane",
"Colleen Camp",
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"Steve Wiebe",
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"Peter Billingsley",
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"Joseph Cross",
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"Robert Knepper",
"Jeroen Krabbé",
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"David Atrakchi",
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"Frankie Muniz",
"Matthew Lillard",
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"Ben Feldman",
"Kevin Hart",
"Vanessa Lee Chester",
"Jermaine Williams",
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"Heather Hogan",
"Rheagan Wallace",
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"John P. Farley",
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"Kyle Howard",
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"Jake Sandvig",
"Nicholas D'Agosto",
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"Joanna García",
"Beverley Mitchell",
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"Ashley Schneider",
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"Ed Trotta",
"Kyle Gass",
"Jeffrey Corazzini",
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"Patty McCormack",
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"Keith MacKechnie",
"Clint Howard",
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"Shawn Hatosy",
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"Bill Pullman",
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"Ernie Hudson"
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"Wayne Knight",
"Dash Mihok",
"Colin Salmon",
"Doug Hutchison",
"Romano Orzari",
"Stephanie Janusauskas",
"Larry Day",
"Ron Lea",
"T. J. Storm",
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"Alexandra Maria Lara",
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"Karoline Herfurth",
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"Hannah Herzsprung",
"Jeanette Hain",
"Susanne Lothar",
"Matthias Habich",
"Florian Bartholomäi",
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"Sylvester Groth",
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"title": "Wendy and Lucy",
"year": 2008,
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"John Robinson",
"Larry Fessenden",
"Deirdre O'Connell",
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"Scarlett Alice Johnson",
"Femi Oyeniran",
"Red Madrell",
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"Ben Drew",
"Wil Johnson",
"Nathan Constance",
"Adjoa Andoh",
"Madeleine Fairley",
"Danny Dyer",
"Lindsey Jordan",
"Kiera Booth",
"Arnold Oceng",
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"David Ajala",
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"year": 2008,
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"Catalina Sandino Moreno",
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"Lou Diamond Phillips",
"Demián Bichir",
"Santiago Cabrera",
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"Jorge Perugorría",
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"Édgar Ramírez",
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"Jsu Garcia",
"Elvira Mínguez",
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"Victor Rasuk",
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"Pedro Telemaco",
"Stephen Mailer",
"Oscar Isaac",
"Gastón Pauls",
"Joaquim de Almeida",
"Yul Vazquez",
"Marc-André Grondin",
"Eduard Fernández",
"Cristian Mercado",
"Jordi Mollà",
"Óscar Jaenada",
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"Enrique Arce",
"Matt Damon",
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"Kahlil Mendez",
"Marise Álvarez",
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"Jay Potter",
"Jon De Vries",
"Joksan Ramos",
"Javier Ortiz",
"Michael Countryman",
"Pablo Durán",
"Ezequiel Díaz",
"Carlos Acosta-Milian",
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"Izabella Miko",
"Elias Koteas",
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"Toledo Diamond"
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"year": 2008,
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"Jennifer Connelly",
"Kathy Bates",
"Jaden Smith",
"Jon Hamm",
"John Cleese",
"Kyle Chandler",
"Robert Knepper",
"James Hong",
"John Rothman",
"Sunita Prasad",
"Mousa Kraish",
"J.C. MacKenzie",
"Lorena Gale",
"Patrick Sabongui",
"Jake McLaughlin",
"Roger Cross",
"Heather Doerksen",
"Hiro Kanagawa",
"Ken Kirzinger",
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"Ty Olsson"
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"year": 2008,
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"Anne Bancroft",
"Chris Kattan",
"Michael Clarke Duncan",
"Louis Gossett Jr.",
"Eric Idle",
"Val Kilmer",
"Malcolm McDowell",
"Burt Reynolds",
"Kelly Ripa",
"Kelly Clarkson",
"John Vernon",
"Melissa McBride",
"Armin Shimerman",
"Tristan Rogers",
"Mary Matilyn Mouser",
"Nika Futterman",
"Susan Bennett",
"Sally Kellerman",
"Zlatan Ibrahimovic",
"Brad Abrell",
"David Heyer",
"Jed Rhein",
"Jeff Winter",
"Don Stallings",
"Gustavo Rex",
"Louis K. Adler",
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"Alice Drummond",
"Audrie J. Neenan",
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"Carrie Preston",
"John Costelloe",
"Paulie Litt",
"Lydia Jordan",
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"Margery Beddow",
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"Joseph Foster",
"Mike Roukis",
"Frank Shanley",
"Frank Dolce",
"Matthew Marvin",
"Bridget Clark",
"Molly Chiffer",
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"year": 2008,
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"Bee Vang",
"Ahney Her",
"Brian Haley",
"Geraldine Hughes",
"Dreama Walker",
"Brian Howe",
"John Carroll Lynch",
"Scott Eastwood",
"Doua Moua",
"John Johns",
"Cory Hardrict",
"William Hill",
"Brooke Chia Thao",
"Chee Thao",
"Choua Kue",
"Xia Soua Chang",
"Sonny Vue",
"Davis Gloff",
"Tom Mahard",
"Nana Gbewonyo",
"Arthur Cartwright",
"Austin Douglas Smith",
"Conor Liam Callaghan",
"Michael E. Kurowski",
"Julia Ho",
"Maykao K. Lytongpao"
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"year": 2008,
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"Debra Messing",
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"Jay Hernandez",
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"Jessica Camacho"
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"Samantha Rose",
"Jerry Ferrara",
"Adriane Lenox",
"Charles Dumas",
"Sakina Jaffrey",
"Chance Kelly",
"Manny Perez",
"Frank Rodriguez"
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"Rachel Hayward",
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"Luis Chávez",
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"Mark Margolis",
"Todd Barry",
"Judah Friedlander",
"Ernest Miller",
"Ajay Naidu",
"John D'Leo",
"Robert Siegel",
"Johnny Valiant",
"Robbie E.",
"Necro Butcher",
"Nick Berk",
"The Blue Meanie",
"Sabian",
"Ron Killings",
"L.A. Smooth",
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"Jim Powers",
"Claudio Castagnoli",
"Larry Sweeney",
"Romeo Roselli",
"John Zandig",
"Chuck Taylor",
"Nigel McGuinness",
"D. J. Hyde",
"Kit Cope",
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"Gregg Bello",
"Scott Siegel",
"Maurizio Ferrigno",
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"Nate Hatred",
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"Vera Farmiga",
"David Schwimmer",
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"Rosario Dawson",
"Woody Harrelson",
"Michael Ealy",
"Barry Pepper",
"Elpidia Carrillo",
"Robinne Lee",
"Joe Nunez",
"Bill Smitrovich",
"Tim Kelleher",
"Gina Hecht",
"Andy Milder",
"Judyann Elder",
"Sarah Jane Morris",
"Madison Pettis",
"Octavia Spencer",
"Ivan Angulo",
"Audrey Wasilewski",
"Sonya Eddy",
"Dale Raoul",
"Kevin Cooney",
"Quintin Kelly",
"Skylan Brooks",
"Bryce J. Harris",
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"Tracey Ullman",
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"Allen Covert",
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"Alec Mapa",
"Sandy Martin",
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"Dan Lauria",
"Stana Katic",
"Louis Lombardi",
"Jaime King",
"Paz Vega",
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"Zahava Solomon",
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"Kathryn Hahn",
"David Harbour",
"Richard Easton",
"Dylan Baker",
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"Jay O. Sanders",
"Max Casella",
"Ryan Simpkins",
"Ty Simpkins",
"Kristen Connolly",
"John Behlmann"
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"Liev Schreiber",
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"George MacKay",
"Alexa Davalos",
"Allan Corduner",
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"Mia Wasikowska",
"Tomas Arana",
"Jacek Koman",
"Iben Hjejle",
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"Martin Hancock",
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"Jane Alexander",
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"James Remar",
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"C.S. Lee",
"Rhys Coiro",
"Ethan Cutkosky",
"Rachel Brosnahan",
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"Kyla Pratt",
"Troy Gentile",
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"Todd Farmer",
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"Charles Malik Whitfield",
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"Stephen Rannazzisi",
"Jamal Mixon",
"Adhir Kalyan",
"Erick Avari",
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"Shirley Knight",
"Gary Valentine",
"Allen Covert",
"Mike Vallely",
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"Victor Lopez",
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"Denis O'Hare",
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"Carrie Preston",
"Christopher Denham",
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"Ricky Jay",
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"Matthew Gray Gubler",
"Debra Monk",
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"Josh Cooke",
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"Jon Favreau",
"Sarah Burns",
"Lou Ferrigno",
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"Liz Cackowski",
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"Ethan Smith",
"Christopher Maleki",
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"Adrienne Pickering",
"Liam Hemsworth",
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"Gareth Yuen",
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"Danielle Carter",
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"Lesley Anne Mitchell",
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"Tamara Donnellan",
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"Tenoch Huerta Mejía",
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"Héctor Jiménez",
"Gerardo Taracena",
"Luis Fernando Peña"
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"Steve Harris",
"Brian J. White",
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"Lara Grice",
"Robert Pralgo",
"Louis Herthum",
"Catherine Cavadini",
"John DeMita",
"Tanya Vidal Dublin",
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"Jeffrey Todd Fischer",
"Michael Ralph",
"Joel Swetow",
"Vincent Flood",
"Gonzalo Menendez",
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"Dennis Boutsikaris",
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"Steven Hinkle",
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"Hugh Laurie",
"Will Arnett",
"Kiefer Sutherland",
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"Paul Rudd",
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"Chris Miller",
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"Kent Osborne",
"Lisa Stewart",
"Sean Bishop",
"Rich B. Dietl",
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"Miranda Richardson",
"Mykelti Williamson",
"Paul James",
"Victor Rasuk",
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"Daniel Eric Gold",
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"Peter Friedman",
"Emma Myles",
"Enver Gjokaj",
"Betsy Beutler",
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"George Merritt",
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"Michelle Beck",
"Utkarsh Ambudkar",
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"Catherine Crier"
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"Noel Clarke",
"Lee Ingleby",
"Keith-Lee Castle",
"Emil Marwa",
"Neil Maskell",
"Christina Cole",
"Terry Stone",
"Nicola Jane Reading",
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"Alison Carroll",
"Deborah Hyde",
"Victoria Hopkins",
"Beryl Nesbitt",
"Mary Tamm",
"Billy Murray",
"Adele Silva",
"Jessica-Jane Clement",
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"Diana DeGette",
"Phil English",
"Gary Hirshberg",
"Joel Salatin",
"Patricia Buck",
"Vince Edwards",
"Larry Johnson",
"William P. Kealey",
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"Carole Morison",
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"Yara Shahidi",
"Nicole Ari Parker",
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"Martin Sheen",
"Stephen Root",
"Richard Schiff",
"Marin Hinkle",
"Stephen Rannazzisi",
"DeRay Davis",
"Vanessa Estelle Williams",
"Lauren Weedman",
"Timm Sharp",
"Bobb'e J. Thompson",
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"Catherine McGoohan",
"James Patrick Stuart",
"Tonita Castro",
"Jonathan Mangum",
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"George Karl",
"Mel Harris",
"Traci Paige Johnson",
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"Grace Rolek",
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"John Turturro",
"Luis Guzmán",
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"James Gandolfini",
"Ramón Rodríguez",
"John Benjamin Hickey",
"Gary Basaraba",
"Gbenga Akinnagbe",
"Katherine Sigismund",
"Jake Siciliano",
"Aunjanue Ellis",
"Alex Kaluzhsky",
"Tonye Patano",
"Jason Butler Harner",
"Victor Gojcaj",
"Robert Vataj",
"Sean Nelson",
"Frank Wood",
"Brian Haley",
"Maria Bartiromo",
"Chance Kelly",
"Nick Loren",
"Adrian Martinez",
"Jordan Gelber",
"Jason Cerbone"
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"Barry Otto",
"Leeanna Walsman",
"Ben Mendelsohn",
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"John Turturro",
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"Rob Riggle",
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"Nealla Gordon",
"Stephanie Andujar",
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"Xosha Roquemore",
"Grace Hightower",
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"Jesper Christensen",
"Harriet Walter",
"Jeanette Hain",
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"Eva Mendes",
"Val Kilmer",
"Alvin \"Xzibit\" Joiner",
"Jennifer Coolidge",
"Brad Dourif",
"Fairuza Balk",
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"Tom Bower",
"Michael Shannon",
"Vondie Curtis-Hall",
"Shawn Hatosy",
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"Quinton Aaron",
"Kathy Bates",
"Lily Collins",
"Jae Head",
"Ray McKinnon",
"Kim Dickens",
"Adriane Lenox",
"Phillip Fulmer",
"Lou Holtz",
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"Houston Nutt",
"Ed Orgeron",
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"Rubén Ochandiano",
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"Ángela Molina",
"Chus Lampreave",
"Kiti Mánver",
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"Rossy de Palma",
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"Justin Long",
"Seann William Scott",
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"Nat Faxon",
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"year": 2009,
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"year": 2009,
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"Marion Cotillard",
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"Judi Dench",
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"Kate Hudson",
"Nicole Kidman",
"Sophia Loren",
"Ricky Tognazzi",
"Giuseppe Cederna",
"Elio Germano",
"Valerio Mastandrea",
"Martina Stella",
"Roberto Citran",
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"Jim Broadbent",
"Paul Bettany",
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"Kevin M. Horton",
"Beth Behrs",
"Melanie Papalia",
"Jennifer Holland",
"John Patrick Jordan",
"Louisa Lytton",
"Sherman Hemsley",
"Curtis Armstrong",
"Jim Wynorski",
"Rosanna Arquette",
"Eugene Levy"
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"David Cross",
"Jason Lee",
"Justin Long",
"Matthew Gray Gubler",
"Jesse McCartney",
"Anna Faris",
"Christina Applegate",
"Amy Poehler",
"Wendie Malick",
"Anjelah Johnson",
"Kathryn Joosten",
"Kevin G. Schmidt",
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"Aimee Carrero",
"Alexandra Shipp",
"Gregg Binkley",
"Charice Pempengco",
"Bernard White",
"Joy Osmanski",
"Archie Hahn",
"Lanny Joon",
"Brando Eaton",
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"Eric Bauza",
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"Rachele Brooke Smith",
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"Christopher Plummer",
"Paul Giamatti",
"Anne-Marie Duff",
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"James McAvoy",
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"Christopher Plummer",
"Verne Troyer",
"Lily Cole",
"Andrew Garfield",
"Tom Waits",
"Johnny Depp",
"Colin Farrell",
"Jude Law",
"Paloma Faith",
"Gwendoline Christie",
"Peter Stormare",
"Charles McKeown",
"Maggie Steed",
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"Montserrat Lombard",
"Richard Riddell"
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"Alec Baldwin",
"John Krasinski",
"Lake Bell",
"Mary Kay Place",
"Rita Wilson",
"Alexandra Wentworth",
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"Zoe Kazan",
"Caitlin FitzGerald",
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"Nora Dunn",
"Bruce Altman",
"Robert Curtis Brown",
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"Pat Finn",
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"Andrew Stewart-Jones",
"Blanchard Ryan",
"Geneva Carr",
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"Ann-Margret",
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