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“Oh, I've got the prettiest mother. I've got the nicest mother. That's what I tell everybody. I say I've got the sweetest mother in the world.”

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John Lee Mahin
John Lee Mahin

John Lee Mahin was a renowned American screenwriter known for his contributions to television and film. His works spanned a variety of genres, including Western, crime, and science fiction. Born on August 23, 1902, Mahin passed away on April 18, 1984. more

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