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“Antidepressants are the biggest fraud in the world. Number one, Prozac gives you a royal soft-on like you wouldn't believe, and number two you never know all the side effects. I look at the pharmaceutical companies as the drug barons, the psychopharmcologists as the mules and the patients as the victims. They're innocent because they think they're being cured.”

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Robert Evans, born on June 29, 1930, is an influential American film producer. He has played a significant role in Hollywood, participating in the production of numerous classic films. more

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