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Lots of exceptions though. Cary Grant, Paul Newman, Tony Curtis, Kirk Douglas, etc. John Wayne got cancer from starring in a movie and still lived to
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Roger More
I don't mean that it was universal, just that some people are gonna knock off at like 60, 65 just statistically. -- nm
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Reagen
May 18 '17, 14:37
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Oh no, I didn't think that was what you meant - more that nowadays we think of someone dying at 60 as young, while in the Golden era Hollywood days of
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