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Harold Russell
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film and television actor (1914-2002)

Also known as: Harold John Avery Russell, Harold John Russell, Гарольд Рассел, هارولد راسيل, 해롤드 러셀, ハロルド・ラッセル

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Known works

  • The best years of my life
  • Victory in my hands