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James Brown Soundtrack, Django Unchained | |
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Whitman Mayo Actor, Boyz n the Hood Noted for portraying characters older than his actual age, Whitman Mayo was in his early 40s in the early 1970s when he first played the sexagenarian "Grady" on "Sandford & Son" -- a role that popularized the expression "Good Goobily Goop!" Nearly thirty years later his "Grady" role had just about caught up with him in terms of age and... | |
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Fred Crane Actor, Gone with the Wind | |
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Ted Manson Actor, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button | |
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Ty Cobb Self, Ty Cobb and Grantland Rice Talk Things Over | |
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Chris Kelly Actor, Original Teacher | |
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Margaret Mitchell Writer, Gone with the Wind | |
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Hiram Keller Actor, Fellini Satyricon | |
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Gregg Burge Actor, A Chorus Line | |
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Sajan Bhagat Actor, Kids | |
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Ben Orr Self, Live Aid Bassist and singer Ben Orr was born Benjamin Orzechowski on September 8, 1947 in Cleveland, Ohio. His Russian and Czechoslovakian parents actively encouraged his musical endeavors. Ben grew up in Lakewood and Parma Heights, Ohio. He played bass, keyboards, and percussion instruments in his teen years... | |
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Lewis Grizzard Actor, Oh, Brother | |
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Shayne Kohout Actress, Life as We Know It | |
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Chase Tatum Actor, Who's Your Caddy? | |
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Bobby Jones Self, How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 10: 'Trouble Shots' Golfing legend Bobby Jones was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 17, 1903. He began playing golf as a young child, and won his first tournament when he was nine years old. In 1916, at age 14, he made it to the third round of the US National Amateur tournament. Golf was not just a passion with him but almost an obsession... | |
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William Diehl Writer, Primal Fear | |
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Bob Hannah Actor, Driving Miss Daisy | |
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Harry Ellerbe Actor, House of Usher | |
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Lou Walker Actor, My Cousin Vinny | |
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Mary Nell Santacroce Actress, Not Without My Daughter She was also the director and the motivating force behind DramaTech, the Georgia Tech drama society in the early 1960s. Due to Mary Nell's theatrical connections, the members of DramaTech were invited to be escorts for the celebrities at the re-release of "Gone with the Wind" at Lowe's Theater in Atlanta in 1961... | |
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Carol Mitchell-leon Actress, Diary of a Mad Black Woman | |
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Marc Clement Actor, Mississippi Burning | |
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Andrew Gaines Self, Donna Summer | |
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Thomas Merdis Actor, My Cousin Vinny | |
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Chief Jay Strongbow Actor, Micki + Maude "Chief" Jay Strongbow was arguably the most famous, beloved Native American wrestler of all time, and a consistent box office draw. As both a main event and mid-card performer, Strongbow was one of the most reliable, professional wrestlers of his, or any, day. A man who truly loved the wrestling business... | |
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Deborah Duke Actress, Sweet Home Alabama | |
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Abraham J. Cantu Actor, Politiquerías | |
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Jordan Williams Actor, All My Children Originally a carpenter in Chicago, Jordan started on stage there and moved to Atlanta in 1979 and went into voice-overs. Soon he was appearing in fims, writing and moved to L.A. and New York for a while and appeared on numerous daytime dramas. | |
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Tom Wells Composer, Turkeys Away | |
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Hugh Jarrett Actor, Resting Place | |
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Skip Caray Self, The NBA on TBS Skip Caray was a one of the Atlanta Braves baseball broadcast announcers. He was the son of the legendary Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, and and former St Louis Cardinals broadcaster, Harry Caray. Skip Caray worked for the Atlanta Braves broadcasting crew from 1976 to through September 2007. Skip's son Chip... | |
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Zimmie Shelton Producer, Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads Residing in Atlanta, GA, USA, Mrs. Zimmie Shelton had the distinction of being a 1929 graduate of Spelman College, a retired schoolteacher, and the grandmother of noted filmmaker Spike Lee. In addition to financing Lee's college education at Morehouse College in Atlanta, she also played host to many of her grandson's friends that included another notable Morehouse alumnus... | |
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Kermit Echols Actor, Grizzly | |
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Mary Ellen Gaines Self, Donna Summer: From Disco to Diva | |
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Dick Fisk Actor, Spokes | |
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Kirby Scott Actor, Naked Football League | |
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Consuela Lee Morehead Soundtrack, School Daze | |
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Hosea Williams Uncategorised | |
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Johnny Rahm Actor, All About Steve | |
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John Ehrlichman Self, John Ehrlichman | |
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Vivian Malone Self, Crisis: Behind a Presidential Commitment | |
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Lindsey Nelson Self, 1985 Cotton Bowl | |
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Michael Harvey Actor, The Forgotten | |
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John Lawhorn Actor, Madea's Family Reunion John Lawhorn may not be a familiar name, but a familiar face, particularly among Atlanta theatre patrons; he has appeared in Alliance Theatre productions of "To Kill a Mockingbird", and the August Wilson plays "Two Trains Running", "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom", "The Piano Lesson", and "Jitney". In addition to numerous television credits... | |
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Donald S. Sanford Writer, Midway | |
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Ralph Abernathy Self, 11-22-63: The Day the Nation Cried | |
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Maxwell Scott Anderson Self, Southern Comfort | |
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Randy Randolph Actor, RoboCop 3 | |
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Cody W. Hampton Actor, Elvis and Me | |
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Gertrude McCoy Actress, Children of the Night No. 1 | |
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