Christopher Eccleston Rejected A Billy Elliot Role For Being 'Offensive'
Christopher Eccleston has never been afraid to speak his mind, even when it comes to projects he wasn't officially cast in, such as 2000's "Billy Elliot."
Read MoreChristopher Eccleston has never been afraid to speak his mind, even when it comes to projects he wasn't officially cast in, such as 2000's "Billy Elliot."
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Read MoreGene Hackman was an acting legend. Fans may be surprised to know, however, that his last film was not a great success; in fact, it was a flop.
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