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Leaves of Grass

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…drug mogul in the comedy-thriller Leaves of Grass (2009). In 2010 he appeared in the horror movie Piranha 3D in a role intended as an homage to his character in Jaws and then played a wealthy villain in the action comedy RED. Dreyfuss’s roles from 2018 included a man courting…
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Earle

In Steve Earle
…and in the comedy-thriller film Leaves of Grass (2009). Earle’s debut novel, I’ll Never Get out of This World Alive (2011), was published shortly after the release of the album of the same name.
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Norton

In Edward Norton
…acclaimed performance in the comedy-thriller Leaves of Grass (2009), playing both a buttoned-down philosophy professor and his hedonistic marijuana-growing twin brother.
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