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Matilda 2022-09-06 22:30:35
expectations of others
While watching the third season, the biggest feeling to me is that
sometimes we lose our temper, not because of others, but because we feel that we have failed others' expectations, that we have let others down, that we are very useless, even though we are also It is very immature to know that this... -
Asa 2022-09-06 18:01:24
S1EP15
Dr. Andrew Brown: [in a letter to Julia]
Chinese translation:
Dear Valentine,
come away with me.
If I had a day with you and you only,
I would enjoy the simple things.
The things that, in the end,
when time steals the rest away,
are the only things we'll remember.
I would paddle you across a still...
Christopher Egan
Christopher Egan (Christopher Egan), born on June 19, 1984 in Sydney, Australia, is an actor.
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When he was 16 years old, he was selected to join the local hit Family drama " Close to Hometown ". In 2008, he joined " Pretty " and was chosen as the protagonist by the Australian film " Conquer ".
Early Experience
ChristopherEgan was born and raised in Sydney, Australia, and was trained in musical performances since childhood.
At the age of 16, he joined the crew of the local hit Family drama "Close to Hometown". In the more than three years since the show was broadcast, ChristopherEgan has accumulated a high popularity.
Performing Experience
In 2003, he went to Los Angeles to develop and starred in the drama "Empire", the independent film " Alpha Male ", the first major production "Dragon Knight", "Virgin Land" starring Martha Barton and H , and the science fiction film "Resident Evil" 3: Extinction, and played the main role in the Fox series " vanished ".
In 2008, he joined FX TV's powerful series "Pretty" and was selected as the protagonist by the Australian film "Conquer".
Then he took on a big production enough to make him a dazzling star, this is "The Kings" of NBC TV.
Extended Reading
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Ephram: Let's face it. We were never really friends, we were just...
Madison Kellner: ...in love.
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Ephram: I say we keep walking until we run out of fries.
Amy: You know, we can always buy more fries.
