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Nov 12, 1999 · Dogma: Directed by Kevin Smith. With Bud Cort, Barret Hackney, Jared Pfennigwerth, Kitao Sakurai. An abortion clinic worker with a special heritage is called upon to save the existence of humanity from being negated by two renegade angels trying to exploit a loop-hole and reenter Heaven.
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Oct 17, 2022 · The English actor Alan Rickman didn’t drink, or take drugs, to excess. He met his life’s partner when both were in their teens. He disliked indiscreet people and rarely betrayed a confidence ...
Alan Sidney Patrick Rickman ( 21. helmikuuta 1946 Hammersmith, Lontoo, Britannia − 14. tammikuuta 2016 Lontoo, Britannia) oli englantilainen elokuva- ja teatterinäyttelijä sekä ohjaaja, joka näytteli Hollywood -elokuvissa usein roistoa (esimerkiksi läpimurtoelokuvassaan Die Hard – vain kuolleen ruumiini yli ).
Alan Sidney Patrick Rickman (født 21. februar 1946 i Hammersmith i London, død 14. januar 2016 i London) [1] [2] var en engelsk skuespiller, der var kendt for sin dybe stemme. Han var udlært på Royal Academy of Dramatic Art i London og blev medlem af Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), hvor han opdtrådte i moderne og klassiske teaterproduktioner.
Alan Sidney Patrick Rickman, född 21 februari 1946 i Acton i London, död 14 januari 2016 i London, [ 3] var en brittisk skådespelare och regissör. Rickman slog igenom i rollen som Vicomte de Valmont i en teateruppsättning av Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1985. Hans första filmroll var som den tyske terroristledaren Hans Gruber i Die Hard (1988).
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Oct 12, 2022 · W hen Alan Rickman was in his 40s, he took on two roles that proved life-changing. One was the criminal mastermind Hans Gruber in the 1988 thriller Die Hard, and the other was the similarly ...
