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“I still look like a duck.”

Quote by Michelle Pfeiffer

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Michelle Pfeiffer

American actress born on April 29, 1958. She is known for her diverse roles and distinctive acting style, having starred in numerous films. Notable works include 'Batman' and 'Dangerous Liaisons'. more

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