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“I don't think ambition was ever my strong suit. I always wanted to be successful, because you want to be good at what you do, but I've definitely always enjoyed playing a supporting part. I really enjoy the success of others.”

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Selma Blair
Selma Blair

Selma Blair, born on June 23, 1972, is an American actress known for her remarkable performances in films and television. She rose to fame with her role in 'American Beauty' and 'Big Hero 6'. Blair's acting career began in her childhood, and she has since established herself as a prominent actress. Her performances are widely appreciated by audiences and have earned her numerous accolades. more

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