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Crazy Heart: Jeff Bridges In His Own Words

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Jeff Bridges will have a big chance to get the Oscar for best actor. His performance in “Crazy Heart” has Oscar written all over it. At age 60, he has been making movies and TV shows for over 50 years. Quality acting that is.

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