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Fasten your seat belts.

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"Ha! '[Growls]"

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[grunts]

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[growling]

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Spider-Man.

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[grows]

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I remember when I told friends I was going
to make the original Spider-Man,

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a movie that I really wanted to make.

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And I actually competed to get the role.

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They were like, "Really? Really?
You wanna do that kind of movie?"

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Because there wasn't a standard then.

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It was still quite early
when they were adapting comic book movies.

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Now it's a whole different world.

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You know, when I heard it, I thought,
"Wow, that's pretty nutty."

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But I thought, "Okay, they can figure out
a way to bring me back."

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But it was really the pitch.

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And it sounded like a lot of fun
and a good solution.

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I liked the idea that I was returning
to something, but the spin...

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There's a spin on it
and that appealed to me.

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For me, it's just about the money.

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[laughter]

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That's all. No.

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Oddly enough,
Willem and I were joshing the other day

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about how 20 years
since his first Green Goblin,

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17 years since my first time as Doc Ock,

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and these are the longest options

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that a studio have ever exercised
on actors.

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You know, it's like we've been waiting.

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When the idea was first suggested,
my first thought was,

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"Hang on. I'm 17 years older,
I've got chins, I've got wrinkles.

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What are they gonna do?"

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And then, of course, I suddenly realized,

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"Wait a minute.
They've got the technology.

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This isn't gonna be a problem."

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[grunting]

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[Foxx] And the Tom Holland of it all.

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- Tom Holland, man. Crazy good.
- Here's the thing, here's the thing.

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The young kid of him in his eyes...

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When we first got on the set, I said,
"Look at this dude's eyes."

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And when he's... At one point...
You'll see it.

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But he's trying to figure things out.

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That's what makes it amazing
because it's like he's basically torn.

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He wants to be cool with these...
With these guys,

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but at the same time,
they really wanna eliminate him.

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And here's the thing, it's like...
Because you're filling big shoes.

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'Cause we'd grown up with Tobey,
you know...

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Man, I was like...
When Tobey hit that wall the first time...

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- [humming music]
- Yeah.

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I said, "Oh, shit!" I was like...

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So, you think to yourself like,
"Will there be..."

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You know, and here comes this young guy
with this fresh face

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and is really, like,
in tune in every aspect,

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even when he's doing anything.

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And that freaking hair.

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Even the hair, the Spider-Man hair.

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- I was like, "His fucking hair is great."
- He's really impressive.

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Also, physically, he's just very agile
and just is really skilled.

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So in doing the stunts stuff
and the fighting stuff,

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he's a freak, man.

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He's really clean, he's really good.
Really beautiful.

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- And he's got a real film intelligence.
- [Foxx] Mm-hmm.

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He understands the angles,
he understands the lenses,

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he understands how you work
with a camera to tell the story,

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and, you know,
"What's the best? This or that?"

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And it's so, kind of... It's, uh...

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I'm talking, Willem. Do you mind?

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And... It's so... [laughs]

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It shows a real sense of-of...

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He just understands it.

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I mean, I predict, within the next five,
six years, he's gonna be directing.

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- [crowd screaming]
- [growls]

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- [officer] Let me see your hands, please!
- [growls]

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[groans]

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Ha!

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The main difference
between that film and this one

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is that the tentacles
are all kind of CG now.

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They're all... They'll all be superimposed
on me at a later date,

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whereas in the original movie,

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they were mechanical and I had them,
like, you know, attached to me,

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and we had puppeteers
working them and stuff.

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So, that's the big difference.

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[laughs] You wanna know the truth?

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Nobody knows how uncomfortable
those costumes are.

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- [laughs]
- But they look good.

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We are actors.
You forget about the discomfort

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and, uh, you know, it's part of it.

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But the costumes are much more comfortable
than they were before.

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I remember the initial fitting, uh,

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to create the costume
for the Green Goblin.

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I stood there for eight hours,

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and they put different
preformed pieces on me.

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Now, they scan me, and they can design it,

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and then make the costume
and then try it on me.

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It's a huge leap in the technology.

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And they're more flexible.
We can do more things with them.

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- The look's a little different.
- It's very sexy.

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Old Norman and the Goblin
are further down the line,

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and they have a few more tricks
up their sleeve.

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So, there have been upgrades on
the costume, let's say.

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I'm happy we got a new, uh...
A brand-new star, a brand new look.

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The... The blue...

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When we did it the first time, it was...

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Look, man, I didn't care.

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I was just happy to be
in this wonderful chorus.

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And it was... Like you said,

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it was sort of like two or three hours,
or whatever like that.

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But With this, it's fly.

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The homies is like,
"Okay, we get you now."

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When I was blue,
they still rolled with me,

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but, "Okay, you're blue."

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Uh, but with this one,
it just feels more comfortable,

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and I think it feels more today, modern.

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Like, you know, not trying so hard.

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Like I... I sort of relate it to R & B.

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Back in the day in R & B,

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you used to have to have fringes
on your outfit

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and shoulder pads and things like...
Now you can just... You could sing.

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You know, so,
it's like now we're just singing.

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[grunts]

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{grunts} '[groans]

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- [Goblin laughs]
- [Spider-Man screams]

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[Foxx] Who would be the best villain?

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It's crazy because, like I said,
we've just been watching Willem.

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It seems personal.

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Because with Electro, it's like Electro
and us, it's to the world.

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The world did me wrong.

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But when something is personal,

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and you can go all the way back
to Shakespeare,

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there's nothing that can beat that.

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No matter what costume you put on,
no matter what you say.

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So, when he speaks, he has the power.

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They all have different qualities.

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In terms of overall scariness,

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I would go along with Jamie's assessment.

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It's just true. I mean, I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry, Willem.
You're gonna have to deal with it.

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But as far as where Doc Ock is
in the echelon of who's more powerful,

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I think Doc Ock isn't exactly
in the Premier League,

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but he's kind of nudging up.

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He's the guy that's arrived at the party
and has kind of said something like,

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"I've got the beers..."

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[chuckles]

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...and they let him in.

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These guys are really generous.

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I mean, not only in their comments, but...

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You know, the nice thing is
when you have resources,

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and you have people that wanna be there

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and this isn't their first rodeo,

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it's a real good working situation.

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And flexibility,
generosity are two of the qualities

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that you want in an actor,
and these guys are like that.

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I'm gonna kill the light.

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Hello, my dear.

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[person screams]

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There's a part of me
that misses the mustache twirling,

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I must say. I mean, you know...

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There's a very long tradition
of British actors coming in

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to play villains in Hollywood.
You know, it started with...

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- Not only British actors.
- [laughs] That's true.

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But, you know, it's like...

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I keep thinking it's like,
"We need an accent." You know.

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- Let's get someone in...
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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- "Son of Jor-El, kneel before Zod".
- [laughter]

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"Care to step outside?"
Yeah, yeah, I get it.

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But the thing about grounded villains

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is that so many of them
become villains almost reluctantly,

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almost in spite of themselves.

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An accident happens
or some terrible tragedy,

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and it transforms them.

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And that's what makes them very playable

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'cause it's not just mustache twirling,
it's not just pulling a face and...

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There... There's some real depth to it
and that's what makes them interesting.

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It's a privilege to be here,
that's for sure. It's a joy to be here.

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I gotta tell you, it's just so much fun.

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I mean, there's a part of us that's like,
we're a||...

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I think I can say this for all of...
We're all fans.

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Yeah.

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<i>♪ Lonely That was my name a'</i>

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<i>♪ Until I hit this town ♪</i>

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<i>♪ My loves were hand-me-downs a'</i>

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[no audible dialogue]

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[disco music playing]

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[screams]

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[thuds]