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Who had the better career?
Who had the better filmography?
Who was the better man?
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>>223956777
As far as career goes I'll forever be Team Arnold.

What's funny is that he's easily then worst actor out of the three and yet he had the most interesting and memorable films. Not that the other two didn't have any, FAR from it, I just think that Arnold at his peak is just imcomparable.
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rocky is the best film any of them have made. it's one of the best movies to come out of the US, ever
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I thought that was Kevin Kline on the right
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>>223956777
better career? stallone
better filmography? bruce willis
better man? arnold
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>>223957204
Bruce would probably thought the same
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>>223957181
fact



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