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Mike Colter
Mike Colter

Mike Colter is an accomplished American actor, born on August 26, 1976. He gained widespread recognition for his role as Erik Killmonger in the television series 'Black Panther,' and has appeared in various film and television projects. more

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“Experimental novels are sometimes terribly clever and very seldom read. But the story that appeals to the child sitting on your knee is the one that satisfies the curiosity we all have about what happened then, and then, and then. This is the final restriction put on the technique of telling a story. A basic thing called story is built into the human condition. It's what we are; it's something to which we react.”

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