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Warm-up and new-brushes-experiment Sasi Esposito as Gaetano Fadda in Fargo season 4.
Gotta be honest, didn’t watch the series, I don’t care much for the way they represent Italians in American media. And when I say “I don’t care much” it means I usually loath it ‘cause 99.9% of the times it’s just an offensive, bordering on racist stereotype.
But maybe this time is not the case, who knows, might give it a shot after I’m done with Law & Order re-runs! ┐(￣ヮ￣)┌
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Joe Bulo: Any last requests? Oraetta Mayflower: Yeah, uh, can you shoot him first so I can watch? Josto Fadda: What?
MY.
BABE.
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“Jessie Buckley and Ben Whishaw. 'Fargo' speak during the FX segment of the 2020 Winter TCA Tour. 🖤 #Fargo”
Ethelrida Pearl Smutney: History is a form of memory. But what does it mean to remember? We think, naturally, of our own past, our lives day by day, and through them we see the events of our times. We are black and white, rich and poor, foreign-born and domestic. And yet, if our pasts are separate, then aren't our histories separate, too? Segregated? Ask yourself: who writes the books? Who chooses what we remember and what gets forgotten?
Rabbi Milligan: It's the principle, making people live with uncertainty. It ain't right.
