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At the end of Professor Marston & The Wonder Women.
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Heidi Klum
German-American model and TV host
Three days ago, when my makeup artist poked me in the eye.
I cry all the time. Films can tip me over. Especially Pixar ones. I alarmed my kids when we went to see Coco – I was a mess. I cried at the Elton John gig at Glastonbury.
Kelsey Grammer
American actor
Thirty seconds ago. I cry a lot. I find great solace in it.
Noah Harari
Israeli historian and philosopher
When my dog died a couple of years ago. We were in Greece on vacation and a friend was watching her at home, and she was bitten by a snake. We rushed home, but we were too late by a few hours.
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Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life.
Like somebody’s painted the world a different colour.
Jobs that I saw on television, until I realised they were all played by actors – then I wanted to be an actor.
My wedding day, eight years ago.
Probably on a Los Angeles freeway.
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