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Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics
Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics

Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics

Date5/4/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics.
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Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics
Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics
5/4/1978
Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics
Peter O'Toole, The British actor hit one of the low points in his career in a recent London production of Macbeth which earned him the scorn of the critics
5/4/1978
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