The coolest Sam in cinema. Possibly in all of history.
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Kept the greatest diary in English. Buried his parmesan during the Great Fire.
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Nobel Prize winner. Waited for Godot so the rest of us didn't have to.
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The King of Soul. A change was gonna come, and he brought it.
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Wrote the dictionary. Literally.
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Stared down a T. rex in Jurassic Park and kept his hat on.
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Directed Skyfall and 1917. Bond's favourite Sam.
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Oscar winner and the best dancer in Hollywood.
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Gave the world Morse code. ... .- -- spells SAM.
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That moustache. That voice. Enough said.
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Evil Dead and Spider-Man. Horror and heroes, both done right.
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North Shields' finest. Seventeen going under, career going up.
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Outlander's Highland heartthrob.
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Built Walmart from a single shop in Arkansas.
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So good, Texas named a whole city after him.
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Born Samuel Clemens. Gave us Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.
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Took Space Man to second at Eurovision 2022.
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Goal machine. Backflip specialist.
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Went blue for Avatar.
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Finnick Odair. Enough said.
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Big Sam. Managed England for one game, and won it.
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Captained Wales and the British & Irish Lions.
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Kind, sharp, endlessly patient and first on the dance floor. The best Sam we know.