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Quote by Bruno Heller

“It's like an angel crying on your tongue.”

Quote by Bruno Heller

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Bruno Heller is a renowned screenwriter known for his outstanding contributions to the television industry. His work spans a variety of styles and themes, and he is highly regarded for his profound character development and engaging storytelling. more

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