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Quote by Sheila Hancock

“My new catchphrase is: 'Pull yourself together.' I've done the inner child, I've had analysis, I've decided that unless you're mentally ill and need support, it's up to you.”

Quote by Sheila Hancock

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Sheila Hancock is a renowned British actress, born on February 22, 1933. She is known for her exceptional performances in theater, film, and television, with a particular emphasis on her achievements on the stage. Hancock has won numerous awards, including the Olivier and Tony Awards. more

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