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Speaker 1: His career spans over twenty years, encompassing television, film, and

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Speaker 1: voiceover work on video games. You've seen him with some

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Speaker 1: promoting the third installment of the John Wicks movie series,

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Speaker 1: John Wick, as Canto reeves, you watch those movies, you

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Speaker 1: gonna ask somebody, he'd be sitting behind that death smooth talking.

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Speaker 1: I yet to see him. Nobody, nobody, nobody. He's appeared

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Speaker 1: uh so when you're gonna but Lance, come on, now

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Speaker 1: you know when well, honestly, I don't know that. I'm

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