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The Scene NM on Instagram: "Almost 20 years ago, Jesse Pinkman was born 👨‍🔬 Jesse Pinkman, the small-time dealer turned moral compass of Breaking Bad. Aaron Paul’s performance turned what was meant to be a one-season character into the heart of the series. Via Let It Cast #BreakingBad #AaronPaul #BryanCranston #JessePinkman #NewMexico #SceneABQ #BehindTheScenes #Reaction"

Film Titan on Instagram: "🎥 The Godfather Part III (1990), directed by Francis Ford Coppola, cast Sofia Coppola as Mary Corleone after she stepped in last minute to replace Winona Ryder. Critics described her performance as “flat, amateurish, and unconvincing,” though the director later admitted the backlash was unfair. Despite this rocky start, Sofia went on to become an acclaimed filmmaker, proving talent can thrive even after a stumble in a family legacy. Follow @filmtitan for more! Follow @

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History Decoded on Instagram: "Maradona’s final game wearing the Barcelona jersey took place in a memorable and tumultuous moment: the 1984 Copa del Rey final against Athletic Bilbao. The match, held at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, is remembered not just for the football but for the explosive scenes that followed the final whistle. Tension during the game was intense, fueled by a fierce rivalry between the teams and the broader political and cultural context of Spain at the time. Maradon

Retro Calcio on Instagram: "When Ronaldo Nazário was “Ronaldinho” 🇧🇷. Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima's performance at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games helped Brazil to a Bronze medel with the then 19-year-old striker scoring 5 goals in 6 matches. 🇺🇸 At the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, a 19-year-old Ronaldo represented Brazil wearing the number 18 — and the name “Ronaldinho”, which means “Little Ronaldo.” That’s because the squad already included an older player named Ronaldo Guiaro. To avoid conf

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CBC Docs on Instagram: "“Never ask Dad what he does for work” was the unspoken rule that defined filmmaker Mike Lobel’s childhood. Now he’s confronting a long-hidden family secret in an effort to heal his relationship with his father. Link in @cbcdocs bio to watch Don’t Come Upstairs on CBC Gem and CBC Docs YouTube 📺"