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I don't really know what Hollywood is. I've never really known.
Michelle Pfeiffer
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Michelle Pfeiffer
Age: 66
Born: 1958
Born: April 29
Actress
Beauty Pageant Contestant
Film Actor
Film Producer
Model
Singer
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Santa Ana
California
Michelle Marie Pfeiffer
Hollywood
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