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Quote by Lauren Bacall

“Life is not what you expected it to be.”

Quote by Lauren Bacall

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Lauren Bacall, born on September 16, 1924, was an iconic American film actress. Renowned for her charm and acting prowess, she rose to fame with her role in 'To Have and Have Not' and other classic films. more

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