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Glenna 2022-03-19 08:01:02
S03E01 Evaluation
He used one word to describe Americans every time he went to the United States to study: self-righteous
This first episode made me stunned, and at the same time
, he also admitted that his statement was completely correct
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Martina 2022-03-19 08:01:02
Lonely, sensitive, wise, and a little sense of justice, so people will love this drama
In Wallace's "debut" scene, the devil asked: What made Ahab obsessed in Moby Dick? Goren answers The dogged, unrelenting pursuit of evil in the back row. That scene is classic. It will almost certainly be included in a paper like The Role of British Accents in American Film and Television.
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Ching Valdes-Aran
Ching Valdes-Aran, actor, participated in the movies "The Missing Link", "Little Man" and "Across the Sky".
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Performing Experience
Participated in the TV series " Law & Order: Criminal Intent- The Complete First Season ".
Participated in the TV series "FireWire Rescue".
Participated in the movie "Across the Sky".
Participated in the movie "Sex and the City".
Participated in the movie "Time's Up!".
Participated in the TV series "Vietnam War Story".
Participated in the movie "Kung Fu Grandma".
Participated in the TV series "The Nurse Headed".
Participated in the TV series "The Defender".
Participated in the movie "Rigodon".
Participated in the TV series "Fame".
Participated in the movie "Kiss of the Cursed".
Participated in the TV series "Basic Deduction".
Participated in the TV series "Blacklist of Sins".
Participated in the TV series "Bone and Flesh".
Participated in the movie "The Past and the Past".
Participated in the movie "Little Man".
Participated in the TV series "Eating Brain Aliens".
Participated in the movie "The Missing Link".
Extended Reading
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