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“There is no relation to sound for deaf people. It is a totally different mental process.”

Quote by Richard Masur

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Richard Masur, born on November 20, 1948, is an accomplished actor from the United States. He has gained recognition for his significant roles in numerous television series and films, renowned for his exceptional acting skills and extensive performance experience. more

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