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“We must treat ideas somewhat as though they were baby fish. Throw thousands out into the waters. Only a handful will survive but that is plenty.”

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Anne Heywood
Anne Heywood

Anne Heywood, born on December 11, 1932, is a British film actress known for her active years in Hollywood during the 1950s and 1960s. She gained fame for her performances in several classic films. more

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