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I'll say cat.
Brando was a cat person. He use to bring his own cat to keep him company during film shoots. The cat in this scene was his own cat that he decided at the last minute to include into the movie.
Keye Luke ( Master Po in Kung Fu ) appeared as Governor Corey in Star Trek.
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For balance and on long marches it reduces fatigue.-
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Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible named Kavalan’s Solist Fino Sherry Cask malt the “new whisky of the year.”-
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http://time.com/3753768/world-best-whisky-taiwan-kavalan-world-whiskies-awards/
84-2015
Two events took place, one in January 1649 and the other on the same date in 1661.
In one respect, the two events were exactly the same. But they differed in one hugely important respect.
What events? How different?
30 January 1649, Charles I was beheaded. 30 January 1661, Oliver Cromwell was beheaded. Both events were the execution of a political leader of England.
The big difference between the two beheadings was that Oliver Cromwell was already dead at the time.
Cromwell died in 1658.
By 1661, the Restoration was advanced enough to start going after the people of the Protectorate. Cromwell's body was dug up, and beheaded for treason. His head was put on a spike, and displayed outside the Palace of Westminster, where it remained for 24 years, until it was blown down in a gale.
When films first came out most people had barely 4 or 5 years education. To disguise the year a film was made roman numerals were used. Some films in the early days were shown for 10-15 years in theaters.
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Robert Mitchum spent his war years stateside at the army induction center. In his own words, he was a pecker checker. ( examined penises to determine if the inductee had venereal disease or medical problems )
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Originally Billboard magazine in the early 1900s was a way for clubs to find musicians and cor musicians to find clubs looking for a band.
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