+ Follow BOB HARRIS Tag
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Have you ever been lost? Have you ever tried escaping your life by going somewhere far and distant? And in that place, have you unexpectedly found that oh-so special someone you’ve been searching for all your life? If you answered yes to these questions, you and I have something in common with Bob Harris.
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But after watching the second Sofia Coppola movie, Lost in Translation, I have not only become a fan of Bill Murray, his performance has also inspired me to become a friendly person.
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