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So I auditioned for that one instead and they gave me the part. With those roles, along with The Godfather: Part III and films such as Internal Affairs and Black Rain early on, Garcia established himself as a leading man with an air of mystery

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Here I was walking down memory lane and getting a good laugh at how hard it was to buy all these colognes if you didn't live close to a department store

Throw it on your pulse points: neck, wrists, behind the ears, and let the scent speak louder than words ever could

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