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Harvey Keitel managed to continue his career of superstardom well past 1979 after appearing in some capacity in just about everything that Quentin Tarantino has ever directed. Did you know that he’s the voice of the general at the end of “Inglourious Basterds,” who you never see but you hear on the phone? Neither did we! Isn’t that cool?!
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Jane Fonda was one of the most controversial public figures of the 1970s, irrigating many people with her views on the Vietnam War before such things were pretty much widely accepted as fact. These days she’s still acting and recently appeared on the Aaron Sorkin-penned HBO drama “The Newsroom.”
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Jaqueline Bisset continues to have a successful acting career these days, most recently starring in the BBC miniseries “Dancing on the Edge,” which nabbed her a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress.
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Jeff Bridges has been such a successful actor for so long that there are multiple generations of kids who have been born who have never lived in an era where he wasn’t famous. He’s still plugging along in the acting world these days and has starred in many critically acclaimed films recently like “True Grit” for the Coen Brothers.
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Jane Seymour is perhaps one of the most successful actresses to ever come out of the James Bond franchise who wasn’t already hugely famous by the time she went in. She’s been in a large number of different movies over the last few years, like “A Royal Christmas” and “Scout.”
