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“I have derived enormous confidence from being a husband and father.”

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Julian Fellowes

Julian Fellowes is a British actor, screenwriter, and producer. He gained fame for his work on the television series 'Downton Abbey', which won numerous awards. Born on August 17, 1949, Fellowes' career spans across theatre, film, and television. more

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