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One of France's biggest film stars of the 1960s and 70s, the exceptionally handsome Alain Delon alternated and often combined aspects of a persona which, on the one hand, was boyishly soulful, passive and ethereal, indeed saintly. Full Article at Hollywood.com
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I come from a generation that makes no distinction between highbrow and lowbrow culture ... It doesn't matter whether it's Shostakovich or the Sex Pistols. If it's good, it's good. John just has this gift for lyricism, metre and rhyme. It's a talent that 'literary' poets would kill for.
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he went on between Richard Hell and the Voidoids and ourselves. The fury of the crowds was quite alarming at that time. They spat and yelled at John because he was only speaking. What he did was extremely brave, especially for a self-confessed coward.
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I read in the paper that 90 per cent of tramps and vagrants get that way from a broken heart
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was rendered hilarious by his voice in a way which is just impossible to replicate in print. I think
