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Quote by Ruth Gordon

“The good that men do lives after them.”

Quote by Ruth Gordon

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Ruth Gordon was a celebrated actress known for her versatile performances in both stage and film. Born on October 30, 1896, she spent her career captivating audiences with her unique talent. She passed away on August 28, 1985, leaving behind a legacy of memorable roles. more

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