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Born Today, June 17, in 1874, Character Actor Grant Mitchell - Over 125 roles including Arsenic & Old Lace (as Reverend Harper), Mr Smith Goes to Washington (as Senator MacPherson) and The Man Who Came to Dinner (as Mr. Stanley)... classicmoviehub.com/bio/grant-mitc

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ForeverHollywood Slava UKRAINA!!!

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I do so love that movie. So much talent in one place. It really was one of the pinnacles of pre-war Warner Brothers. A line that will die with me because it is so sublimely ridiculous: "Meet me in my room in half an hour. And bring some rye bread!"

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God Bless And Protect My Real Family.!

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“Five minutes, Mr. Whiteside!”

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