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“Luck always seems like it belongs to someone else.”

Quote by David Levien

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David Levien, born in 1967, is a talented screenwriter whose works span across both film and television. Renowned for his profound emotional expression and exquisite storytelling skills, his contributions have left a significant mark on the industry. more

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