Biography of Nicholas Hoult
Nicholas Hoult is a famous British actor who managed to become famous thanks to Hollywood cinema. From the age of seven, the guy began actively acting in films. Since then, he has appeared in a large number of notable film projects, including such projects as X-Men: Apocalypse, Mad Max: Fury Road, Clash of the Titans, Equals and Skins.
Nicholas Caradoc Holt
Nicholas Hoult - "Skins"
In 2007, Nicholas became the central character in the dramatic television series Skins, dedicated to the difficulties of teenage life. The series lasted 7 seasons from 2007 to 2013, and featured three generations of characters (Hoult only starred in the first, 2007-2008). Along with Nicholas, Dev Patel, Joseph Dempsey and Hannah Murray participated in the filming of the series.
After finishing work on the series, Nicholas played in the film “A Single Man” as a student who falls in love with his teacher (played by Colin Firth). For his talented acting, Hoult was nominated for a BAFTA award. In 2010, Nicholas played a cameo role in the fantasy adventure “Clash of the Titans,” and a year later he masterfully portrayed Hank McCoy (“The Beast”) in the popular action film adaptation of Marvel comics “X-Men: First Class.” On the set of the film, Nicholas worked side by side with such famous actors as Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence. In 2013, the film “The Warmth of Our Bodies” with Holt in the title role was released on wide screens. Nicholas's character is a zombie who saved his victim and, having fallen in love with her, regained his human appearance and feelings. For this incredibly realistic transformation, Hoult received a Teen Choice Award in the Breakthrough category and was nominated for Best Drama Actor. In 2014, the actor appeared in the sequel “X-Men: Days of Future Past”, and in 2015 in the film “Dark Secrets”, with Charlize Theron and Christina Hendricks. The same year, the acclaimed action movie Mad Max: Fury Road was released, where Nicholas played one of the key roles of the crazy guy Nux. In 2016, the actor played in the third part of the action film X-Men: Apocalypse.
Nicholas Hoult's childhood
On December 7, 1989, in the small town of Wokingham, the third child, Nicholas, was born into the Holt family. At that time, his father was an airline pilot, and his mother taught music at a local school. Despite their low earnings, the parents did not complain about the unfair life, but, on the contrary, raised their children with warmth and love: Clarissa, James, Nicholas and Rosanna, who was soon born.
From early childhood, Nicholas Hoult was known as a handsome man
As a very young child, Nicholas began to show a passion for performing arts, so he often performed in productions of the local theater group. Also from a tender age, Holt was involved in dancing and was interested in music - he learned to play the trombone. Thanks to his innate charisma and memorable appearance, the boy was often cast in leading roles in various productions. The most memorable of them were “The Nutcracker” and “Swan Lake”. At the age of 12, Nicholas had to leave school because he was noticed by Sylvia Young, a talented director who saw a certain sparkle in the boy’s eyes. In addition, his grandmother Florence, known to everyone as Dame Anna Neagle, a popular singer and actress in Britain, had a significant influence on Nicholas’s future.
Roles of Nicholas Hoult
Nicholas performed his first role in a film at the age of 7 years. This was Bobby's cameo role in the Philip Goodhue comedy Intimate Relations (1996). From this point on, a period began in Holt’s career when he played small roles in television series such as “Catastrophe” (1996), “Mute Witness” (1998), “A Very English Murder” (2000), “Doctors” (2001), Bringing Back the Dead (2001), Murder in the Mind, Pub World (2001) and Judge John Deed (2002).
In 2002, the family comedy “My Boy” starring Hugh Grant and Nicholas Hoult was released on wide screens. Nicholas brilliantly portrayed a difficult teenager who made an acquaintance with an adult rich man who, caring for the guy, changed his attitude towards life and even wanted to have children of his own. From the moment the film was released, millions of viewers fell in love with the charming, handsome Holt, and critics appreciated his acting talent, as evidenced by the awards he received at the Phoenix Film Festival: Young Actor and Critics' Choice.
At the age of 16, Nicholas played one of the main roles in the dramatic television series Wow-Wow (2005). This time his character was the guy Ralph, who caught his mother cheating on his father with his best friend. Later that year, Hoult starred in the comedy melodrama The Weatherman, on which he worked with Nicolas Cage and Michael Caine. The guy got the role of the son of the main character, who chose money and a career over his family.
Acting career of Nicholas Hoult
Nicholas Hoult played his first film role at the age of 7. Then Philip Goodhue, director of the comedy film Intimate Relationships, offered the boy a cameo role. After that, starting in 1999, he starred exclusively in low-budget television series: note projects such as “Doctors”, “Raising the Dead”, “Murder in the Mind”, “Pub World”, “Judge John Deed”.
Nicholas Hoult's first role in the film Intimate Relations
In 2002, the family comedy “My Boy” was released, where the key roles went to Nicholas and Hugh Grant. It was not difficult for the young man to transform into a difficult teenager who met an adult man, a rich scoundrel, who began to take care of the tomboy, gradually falling in love with him and realizing that it was time to have children of his own. Until this moment, Nicholas Hoult was known only in narrow circles, but as soon as the film was released, millions of television viewers fell in love with the young handsome man. In addition, his excellent performance was also noted by critics, which was confirmed by the Phoenix Film Festival awards awarded to Nicholas: “Young Actor” and “Critics’ Choice”.
Nicholas Hoult has been acting in films since early childhood
At the age of 16, the young man tried on one of the main roles in the dramatic television series “Wow-wow”. This time he had to reincarnate as a boy named Ralph, who caught his mother cheating with his father's best friend. In October of the same year, the young man, along with Nicolas Cage and Michael Caine, appeared in the comedy melodrama “The Weatherman.” The aspiring actor got the role of the son of the main character, who abandoned his family for the sake of his career and money.
Still from the film “The Weatherman” with Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage
In 2007, Holt became a key character in the dramatic television series Skins, which tells about the complex vicissitudes of teenage destinies. Eighteen-year-old Nicholas got the role of Anthony Stonem, the life of the party and the girls' favorite. Other talented young actors were on the set with Nicholas: Dev Patel, Joseph Dempsey and Hannah Murray.
The role in Skins was a real breakthrough for Nicholas Hoult
In the fall of the same year, the young man played the role of David in the film “Coming Down the Mountain”: a drama telling about the relationship between two brothers, one of whom has Down syndrome. And in 2009, the guy played one of the main roles in the drama “A Single Man,” where he played well with Matthew Goode and Julianne Moore, for which he was nominated for a BAFTA award.
In 2010, Hoult briefly appeared in the fantasy adventure Clash of the Titans, and the following year he played Hank McCoy (Beast) in the acclaimed action film X-Men: First Class. The plot of the film will take viewers to the moment of the formation of a school for mutants, and will also tell a terrible secret that caused disagreements between Xavier and Magneto. In addition to Nicholas, other talented actors were present on the set, including Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence.
X-Men: First Class: Nicholas Hoult as Beast
At 24, Holt played a key character in the film Warm Bodies. The film tells the story of a zombie who, instead of eating his victim, saved her. After such an act, the walking dead and the beauty face dangerous trials, but for the sake of feelings, the couple is ready to go to the end. For his incredibly realistic transformation into a zombie, Nicholas was awarded the prestigious Teen Choice Awards in the “Breakthrough” category. The young man was also nominated for “Best Dramatic Actor”.
Nicholas Hoult as Zombie ("Warm Bodies")
In the spring of 2013, the film “Jack the Giant Slayer” was released, where the actor played the role of a brave and courageous hero, ready to fight the giants for the sake of a beautiful princess.
Still from the film “Jack the Giant Slayer”
In 2013, the actor became the official face of the Jaguar Cars advertising company. The video clip was directed by Tom Hooper. In 2014, Nicholas appeared in the long-awaited sequel, X-Men: Days of Future Past. This time the plot was about a future in which all mutants were exterminated by ruthless robots. To prevent disaster, Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page) transports Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) to the distant past. And in 2015, the actor, along with Charlize Theron, Christina Hendricks and Corey Stoll, appeared in the confusing film Dark Secrets. Nicholas Hoult in advertising In May of the same year, the young man was entrusted with a key role in the film Mad Max: Fury Road, where Nicholas played a crazy guy named Nux. In the summer of 2015, Owen Harris, director of the hilarious comedy Kill Your Friends, made Hoult a key character in his project. The actor appeared before the audience in the role of Stephen, a vain and greedy manager searching for talented musicians and singers. In 2021, Nicholas, along with Kristen Stewart and Guy Pearce, played a key role in the fantastic dystopian film Equals, and was also busy filming the films X-Men: Apocalypse and Autobahn. “Equals” - trailer In 2021, the actor played the role of the young writer Jerome D. Salinger in the biographical film “The Catcher in the Rye.”
Nicholas Hoult and Jerome Salinger
Nicholas Hoult now
In 2021, the actor appeared in the sequel to the science-fiction action film X-Men: Apocalypse, where he returned to the role of the Beast, Hank McCoy. In the new film, the main characters will not only have to fight for their place in the sun and prove to people their right to life, but also enter into battle with the oldest and most powerful mutant Apocalypse, which could put an end to all life.
In January 2021, viewers saw Holt in the role of Martin in the melodrama “Novelty.” The film was shown at the Sundance Film Festival, but has not yet been released.
In April of the same year, Nicholas played the role of soldier Matt Okra in the military drama Sandcastle. The film follows a group of soldiers sent to an Iranian village to restore the water supply. Residents view the soldiers as enemies, and the Americans will have to convince the Iranians of their own good intentions and survive without dying at the hands of those who did not believe.
On December 22, 2021, the historical and biographical film “War of the Currents” will premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. The film tells about the beginning of the electric era. At the center of the film will be the confrontation between the famous “electric titans” Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, who shared the new emerging technological market, and the appearance of the mysterious inventor Nikola Tesla, carrying an idea that was fantastic for those times - alternating current. The role of Tesla will be played by Nicholas Hoult. Benedict Cumberbatch will appear in the role of Edison in the film, and Michael Shannon will play George Westinghouse.
Nicholas Hoult in The Catcher in the Rye
Also in 2021, the actor will star in the biographical film “The Catcher in the Rye,” in which he will play Jerome Salinger, whose main novel the film is dedicated to. The film will show how Salinger became a great American writer and how the novel “The Catcher in the Rye” entered the list of classics of American literature, and will also show the appearance of the main character of the novel, Holden Caulfield, who became both the face of a generation and a symbol of teenage rebellion.
The release of the next fantastic action movie about mutants, “X-Men: Dark Phoenix,” is planned for November 2021, in which Nicholas Hoult will appear as the Beast as usual. The film will tell the story of the strongest mutant Jean Gray, who lost control of her own paranormal powers.
Also in 2021, the actor will play in the biographical drama “The Favorite.” Hoult will play the role of Robert Harley.
Nicholas Hoult
In addition, Nicholas Hoult is working on scoring animated films. The actor voiced characters in two upcoming cartoons: Fiver in the miniseries “Hill Dwellers,” based on the book of the same name by Richard Adams, and an as yet unannounced character in the feature film “Once Upon a Time in the Kitchen.”
Personal life of Nicholas Hoult
At the moment, Nicholas Hoult is not married, but several lucky women still managed to win the heart of the English handsome man. In 2009, singer Victoria Justice became the talented actor’s chosen one, although their relationship lasted only a year.
For a long time, Nicholas Hoult's girlfriend was Jennifer Lawrence.
In 2010, on the set where the first part of “X-Men” was filmed, the young man met Jennifer Lawrence and a spark of passion immediately flared up between them. Unfortunately, they were unable to bear all the hardships of separation that go side by side with the profession of an actor. They broke up in 2013, but Holt wasn't alone for long. On the set of the film “The Warmth of Our Bodies,” the actor met the fatal blonde Teresa Palmer, but on New Year’s Eve he left her, returning to Jennifer.
Nicholas Hoult and Jennifer Lawrence are still having a cute time
At the beginning of 2014, the couple officially announced their engagement, but six months later information appeared in the media about the final breakup of the star couple. After this, Holt dated Kristen Stewart for some time, but in the spring of 2015 he was seen in the company of another actress, Dianna Agron.
In the photo: Nicholas Hoult and Kristen Stewart
In the spring of 2021, Nicholas Hoult said in an interview that he was dating former Playboy model Briana Holly, and a year later the couple had a child.
Nicholas Hoult and Briana Holly
Movie game. Nicholas Hoult
In the wonderful Movie Game from Scarletty , I got Nicholas Hoult, an actor better known to me from film news than from his roles. It was all the more interesting for me to watch films with his participation.
I first saw Nicholas as Kenny in one of the best (IMHO) films of the last decade - Tom Ford's A Single Man. The role is interesting and controversial, Holt played it well and looked decent - but compared to Firth, everyone still faded. Then there was X-Men, my beloved franchise about mutants with superpowers, where Nicholas played the role of Dr. Hank McCoy, nicknamed the Beast, a huge blue shaggy mutant with a ferocious face and a kind heart. Again, my hero is in good company there.
My closer acquaintance with Nicholas took place several years ago, when on our first date the gentleman invited me to the cinema. He chose the film, so I found out about what we were going to watch already at the cinema. And we were supposed to watch “Jack the Giant Slayer”... Then I began to suspect that it was unlikely that anything would work out with him (as it turned out pretty soon, my premonitions did not deceive me).
What do you remember from the film? Nothing but the big and naive blue eyes of the main character. In that film and character, Nicholas is a very nice guy, but at the same time too touching (not in the sense of dragging him into a dark corner and touching him there, but in the sense of hugging him and crying).
Over the course of several years, Nicholas periodically came to my attention, but no longer in leading roles - because I usually don’t go to films like “The Warmth of Our Bodies” after watching the trailer. Maybe in vain - they say the film is funny.
What’s good about the Movie Game is that it gives you the opportunity to get acquainted with the work of those actors whom, perhaps, you yourself would not choose for mandatory viewing. Therefore, it’s great that I didn’t get, for example, Eric Bana - I would have had to watch his films for the third or fourth time :))
After such a long introduction, I finally introduce my hero:
Nicholas Caradoc Holt was born on December 7, 1989 in Berkshire, England. He is the third of 4 children in the family of a piano teacher and British Airwaves pilot. At the age of 12, Nicholas left school to focus on his acting career, having started acting at age 7. Among the brightest events in his personal life - from 2010 to 2013, he dated Jennifer Lawrence; after several attempts to renew the relationship, the couple finally broke up (and, it seems to me, they looked good together - so young, fresh, pretty).
For the Movie Game, I chose 3 films I had never seen before and decided to start from afar.
“My Boy”, 2002 (family melodrama)
The slogan of the film is “Growing up has nothing to do with age.”
The plot of “My Boy” is built around Will Freeman (played by Hugh Grant), an almost 40-year-old confirmed bachelor who has never had a wife, children, or even a regular job. He lives on royalties left over from his father-composer, and lives, it must be said, for his own pleasure - he meets women, starts light, short-lived, unburdensome affairs with them, without a twinge of conscience posing as a single father of a 2-year-old son in front of attending specially organized meetings of single parents.
At one of these meetings, he meets 12-year-old Marcus, the son of a single mother. The role of Marcus, as you already understood, is played by Nicholas Hoult - and he plays it perfectly! A charming and spontaneous cheeky boy, for whom friendship with Will means a lot and allows him to cope with the difficulties of growing up. In turn, friendship with a boy helps a self-centered man finally learn to care about someone and grow up a little. True, the heroes will still need to reach friendship - fortunately, young Marcus is persistent, purposeful and sometimes does not shy away from even blackmail.
I really liked Holt, I liked Grant, the overall picture was pleasant and warm, and won several awards. It turns out that Brad Pitt could have played the role of Will, but he refused due to the “unreliability of the story”... And it’s good that he refused, I don’t see him in this role and in general I’m indifferent to Pitt everywhere except for Inglourious Basterds. Rachel Weisz also starred in the film.
“Rule number 3”/Rule number 3, 2011 (short film, drama, comedy)
As one of the films, I chose this British short film with a duration of only 11 minutes - and I did not regret it! Quite an interesting idea - a film about how a young couple going through a crisis stopped talking to each other and now communicates exclusively through the game Scrabble. This is their way of talking, swearing, confessing their love. Starring Nicholas Hoult and Imogen Poots, the film has no Russian dubbing, but there is nothing to talk about, although some words in the game can cause difficulties. It was interesting to watch the characters lay out words on the board, using them to share grievances and complaints and conduct a silent dialogue. The more words appear on the board, the more unexpected revelations, the more enchanting the ending...
“Equals”, 2015 (fantasy, dystopia, melodrama)
I’ll start with the fact that I love dystopias, but I don’t like Kristin Stewart (Kristin, if you suddenly read this and get upset, somewhere nearby Brad Pitt, who I also dislike, is wandering around, if anything, he will console you). I don’t like her - the statement is too loud, rather, she does not arouse my sympathy as a person or interest as an actress. Therefore, despite my interest in the genre, I didn’t watch the film “Equals” the year it was released, but fate overtook me during the Film Game.
The miracle did not happen, and of the three films I watched, I liked this one the least. Eh, but Holt is so handsome there! You already begin to look at the dark corner with interest...
The plot is quite standard for films of this genre - the not-so-distant future, people's lives represent a kind of ideal Society, in the film called “The Collective” - a Society in which there is no war, hunger and disease, and at the same time there is no emotion. This is not new, this is how many science fiction writers imagine the future - to be a homogeneous mass, to march, to obey, and in order not to experience a feeling of fear - not to experience anything at all.
People in the Collective are equal - but, as usually happens, there are those who stand out from the Collective for some reason. In this case, those who are susceptible to Social Consciousness Syndrome (SSC), the manifestations of which consist in the fact that a person again becomes able to feel and experience emotions - from depression to love, against which suicides occur, are knocked out. The Collective treats such people with caution and fears infection, which is why the “sick” are sent to an isolation ward with the romantic name “Hole”, from where, according to rumors, no one has ever returned.
Nicholas Hoult in this film plays the role of Silas, who is unlucky and is a carrier of the Syndrome. Silas meets a girl named Nia, who has long and successfully hidden a similar illness from others (well, of course, this is Kristin Stewart, it should be easy for her to hide her emotions!).
There is a separate community of sick people in the Society, and some of them do not consider the Syndrome a disease. It is in this secret part that Silas is accepted. The authorities of the Collective (it is clear that universal equality, as usual, did not work out and someone rules the ideal insensitive crowd) in order to combat the Syndrome, invent a radical remedy - an implant that completely blocks the ability to experience feelings. The pair of main characters, of course, will try with all their might to avoid implantation. With varied success…
I won’t spoil the ending. The film has beautiful lighting, color and Nicholas Hoult. For me, there was no “chemistry” between the characters in the film, Hoult coped with the role quite well, and Kristen Stewart is Kristen Stewart, but she didn’t irritate me, although it didn’t make me want to spend on her such precious and rare emotions in Society either.
Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to watch another of the films that interested me - the 2007 film “Coming Down the Mountain,” in which Nicholas plays a teenager struggling with the world around him, who has a brother with Down syndrome. Surely the film is difficult, but I’m interested to see how the actor coped with this task - he is undoubtedly talented and capable of playing diverse roles.
In addition to his talent, over the years Nicholas has become an extremely handsome guy with a very unusual appearance (although from some angles he now reminds me of Ed Skrein), so I think now I will pay more attention to films with his participation :))
Thanks to Scarletty for the great idea and its wonderful implementation, and to you for your attention! It would be interesting to repeat something similar with music, I’ll have to think about it... In the meantime, more films, good and different, because thanks to the Cinema Game my list of must-see films has been significantly expanded.
Nicholas Hoult: 'Playing a zombie is like playing a typical Brit'
Interview
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05/14/2015Marina Ochakovskaya In the fourth part of Mad Max, Briton Nicholas Hoult played a charming psychopath opposing the duo of Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron. Where the actor finds his role models, who his grandmother was and what he remembers about last night - in an interview with THR.
- Nicholas, how did it happen that from the lovely child in “My Boy”
and the heroic youth in
Jack the Giant Slayer,
you suddenly turned into a psychopath in
Mad Max
, going over to the side of evil?
— You straightened my creative path! (Laughs.) I also had the mutant Beast in “X-Men”
, a zombie in
The Warmth of Our Bodies
and a Satanist in
Dark Secrets
are very good preparation for the role of Nux.
— Last year you worked on six projects—few people can boast of being so busy. How do you deal with that intensity?
“I can’t handle the intensity, it handles me.” Before my eyes, all the work is mixed up in some kind of wild kaleidoscope: here I am, breaking away from filming in London, going down the meridian to Cape Town, getting into the car, dragging myself to neighboring Namibia to film Fury Road.
, I wander back and forth across the desert for five weeks and, without regaining consciousness, I find myself in the American state of Louisiana, surrounded by Satanists. Therefore, when they ask me what was interesting on the set of such and such, I honestly answer that I hardly remember what happened last night.
—Aren't you afraid of overstraining yourself?
“But I’m not stressed, I feel completely happy!” Since I first came to audition at the age of seven, this kaleidoscope has become a holiday for me. I’m doing what I love, working with wonderful masters, watching the world - is this exhausting? No, this is a color carousel. In the same desert it was hot and hard, but not as hard as for the same miners who do not clown around, but really work hard in the diamond mines of Namibia. Whatever you say, pretending is always easier and more pleasant.
— Your great-aunt was the famous British actress Anna Neagle. Did this influence your choice of profession?
-Have you gotten to the bottom of this yet? No, I don’t think there is any direct psychological influence, but rather common genes that push one towards acting. Even in early childhood, when by nature one is not supposed to think about the future, I felt an irresistible passion for portraying others. So it came true. Time has separated me from Anna, but I was lucky to play with amazing high-class actresses several times, so I want to believe that I would not disappoint my grandmother. (Smiles.)
— Within one year, you worked with Charlize Theron in two projects at once...
- (Interrupts.) ...And I was literally shocked by her versatility! As Empress Furiosa in Mad Max
she is generous with the grotesque, absolutely free in external manifestations of feelings.
In Dark Secrets,
she plays the only surviving witness to the terrible murder of her mother and sisters, and this nightmare closes her, drives her feelings into the deepest basements of her soul. A completely different character, but the same amazing skill.
— Recently, you have been playing more and more in fantasy or post-apocalyptic films. Are you so tired of reality?
- In no case! In all these nightmares I am trying to find a solid foundation from the life I know.
— And in “The Warmth of Our Bodies”
, where did you play zombies?!
- And this was actually the easiest thing! Who is a zombie? This is a creature with a rich inner world that cannot break out because it is restrained by the very nature of this creature. Well, how far is this from the typical Briton? (Laughs contagiously.) And if you need to try on the post-apocalyptic world, just go to the door of any store when there is a sale - you can shoot from life. Seriously speaking, the world of the grotesque is nothing more than our everyday life, put under a magnifying glass, plus high-quality makeup for the heroes. Purely visually, these paintings look unusual, but they always have the right psychological underside. "Jack the Giant Slayer"
is not only a fairy tale with action elements, but also a textbook on how a young man should behave when his beloved is in danger.
“The Warmth of Our Bodies”
is not only a thriller, but also a love story about a couple from different social strata.
“Fury Road”
is an action game that warns of the need to control yourself under any conditions.
— "Road of Fury"
directed by George Miller, creator of the cult original
Mad Max
with Mel Gibson. Was he trying to compare the current group with those who stood in front of the camera 35 years ago?
“In addition to his talent, George is also distinguished by a sharp mind, so he didn’t try to do it. Thirty-five years ago, not only the filming technique was different, but also the style of acting was different from today, the vision of the post-apocalypse was different, the role of women in society was different. No, Miller placed us in a modern crazy world without regard to the past, he made us laugh and frightened us with today's jokes and today's horror stories.
— How did you feel when you found out that “Fury Road”
will be shown in the out-of-competition program of the Cannes Film Festival?
- First of all, it’s a surprise - action is not so often given a place in such prestigious shows. And then it dawned on me: obviously, our film was not so simple and entertaining, since the organizing committee found it worthy of showing. And then I felt a proud satisfaction, which, unfortunately, quickly evaporated, since I had to run to another set. It’s a pity, of course, I would still be proud of myself...
"Mad Max: Fury Road"
(
Mad Max: Fury Road
) /Australia-USA, 2015, 120 min. Director: George Miller. Cast: Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Zoe Kravitz, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Nathan Jones, Megan Gayle, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Josh Helman. In theaters from May 14 (“Karo-Premier”)
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