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Raging Bull is a biopic about 1940s boxing. The two men the film is based on died in 2017 and 2020

Raging Bull is a biopic about 1940s boxing. The two men the film is based on died in 2017 and 2020

Raging Bull was released in 1980. It's about the life of the famous 1940s era boxer Jake Lamotta and his brother Joey.

Both men lived to be 95 years old. Imagine being a boxing coach in the 30s and 40s and experiencing the Corona virus too

u/I_love_lucja_1738 — 1 day ago

The Kingdom of Bohemia participated in the Olympics multiple times

A Kingdom that began in 1198 participated in three Olympic games. Bohemia still has a higher score than 25 currently independent countries

u/I_love_lucja_1738 — 2 days ago
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In Bran II AGOT, Cersei and Jaime have a conversation about the possible candidates for the Hand of the King. The man Jaime fears the most is Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish.

This exchange is very interesting. Did Petyr have any chance of being made the HOTK by Robert? How would his schemes be altered by this sudden new found power?

u/I_love_lucja_1738 — 11 days ago

Although the Taj Mahal was commissioned before Harvard was founded. By the time it was completed, Harvard had been open for 17 years.

I always thought the Taj was built way before the 1600s personally

u/I_love_lucja_1738 — 13 days ago

Billy Budd was posthumously released in 1924. 33 years after Melvilles death and 73 years after his most famous novel, Moby Dick was released

So if you were born in 1851 (Moby Dicks release year) and lived as long as Herman Melville, you'd never get to read Billy Budd

u/I_love_lucja_1738 — 16 days ago