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Top 10 Lyndon B Johnson Actors - IMDb Randy Quaid is an Academy Award-nominated actor, for his performance in The Last Detail (1973) Hal Ashby directed Quaid in the role of Meadows opposite Jack Nicholson and Otis Young
Woody Harrelson in ‘LBJ’: Oscar history in the making? Over the 89-year history of the Oscars, seven actors have earned nominations for portraying real-life United States presidents However, just one has taken home the Oscar
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