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I see. I just surprised that... and I have to correct it. He never use that name for work. Fusayoshi ( talk) 19:41, 3 August 2016 (UTC) reply

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Shetland (TV series)

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List of Midsomer Murders episodes

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Starring and Appearance order not same... (if you add them correctly, it will be much better than IMDb.. they couldn't add "Starring" order). She's Funny That Way Credited stars are not Cameo too (stars are credited, not cameo. If they ask "you appeared as small role" stars are reply ""I'm cameo" maybe because of 1 shot scene. But credited). Links are not proved truth. If you check that film you can find it what is correct. Web info not always correct info.

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