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'He wasn't a hero - he was a thief'

We interview Vincent Cassel, charismatic star of 'Mesrine' about the films - and what he thinks of their anti-hero

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Intelligently spoken from someone who never had the priveledge of knowing him or being within his true presence. In life, sometimes it takes choosing the wrong answer in order to see the right answer. One who does learns and in turn attempts to correct as much as humanly possible should and will ALWAYS be considered an ANGEL and one of GOD's children. He always proclaimed that he was an example of what not to do. But you see only those close would know that...my apoligies.

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