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Her other credits include the animated series ‘Little Bill’ as the voice of Fuchsia Glover and the animated 2001 musical ‘Santa Baby!’ as the voice of Dakota.

Patrick Page in "All The Devils Are Here."

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Patrick Page finds Shakespeare’s villains disturbingly human in ‘All the Devils Are Here’

Overriding Al-Hashimi, Dr. Robby encourages Samira and Garcia through the procedure. (Warrick Page/MAX)

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Mickey Rourke wishes y’all would please take your money back. There’s $90,000 still sitting there

LOS ANGELES, CA MARCH 05, 2012 -- Director David Lynch

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Why David Lynch’s ‘Mulholland Drive’ is one of the best L.A. movies

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In ‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,’ faith and science crawl from the muck

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The biggest surprises in our list of the 101 best L.A. movies

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Breaking down our list of the 101 best L.A. movies

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Why ‘Chinatown’ is the best L.A. movie of all time

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Welcome, Darth Vader: Disneyland’s Galaxy Edge changes course to ‘classic’ ‘Star Wars’

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