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A researcher investigating the causes of human warfare develops a theory of hidden influences operating throughout history, connecting ancient myths, secret societies, and recurring patterns of conflict into a single controversial framework.
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A researcher investigating the causes of human warfare develops a theory of hidden influences operating throughout history, connecting ancient myths, secret societies, and recurring patterns of conflict into a single controversial framework.
- I didn't believe hard enough. - Loving is enough. - Not here. They won't let us be. - Then we'll run away. - Yeah, we can. - Yes. - We will...
West Side Story, Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins (1961)
West Side Story (1961) dir. Jerome Robbins & Robert Wise
Gunpoint 1966
//If I write a long post, would y'all read it?
West Side Story (1961) dir. Jerome Robbins & Robert Wise
Character Actor
William Bramley (April 18, 1928 – October 28, 1985) Film and television actor.
Bramley played a number of characters in various TV series including the lead policeman in the second-season episode of the TV series Star Trek entitled "Bread and Circuses". Bramley made guest appearances on such TV series as Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Bewitched, Combat!, Straightaway, Kentucky Jones, Lassie (1969 episode "Patsy"), The Virginian, I Dream of Jeannie (as a policeman), Emergency!, McCloud, Gomer Pyle, and Barnaby Jones. His final television appearance was in an episode of St. Elsewhere. (Wikipedia)
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