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45 Stars That Faded Away Into Obscurity And Practically Nobody Noticed
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Acting is a notoriously tough profession—not just because it requires the skill to convincingly become someone else, but also because breaking into the industry and making it big is nearly impossible.
It’s especially disappointing when a rising star seems poised for success, only to fade into obscurity just as quickly. Recently, Redditors shared their thoughts on actors who had all the potential to become household names but never quite made it. Scroll down to see their picks, and let us know if you have any to add!
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#1
Every time I hear about an actress “disappearing” I always assume they refused Weinstein’s advances.
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#2
Josh Holloway from Lost.
Defining whether an actor has truly “made it” can be tricky. Success in Hollywood looks different for everyone: some see it as simply earning a steady paycheck, while others dream of global fame and multi-million-dollar contracts.
But according to a comprehensive study published in Nature Communications, which looked at 2,408,501 performers, “as low as 2% of actors are able to make a living out of acting.” Not becoming the next Scarlett Johansson—just making a living. It’s an unpredictable career, and certainly not for the faint of heart.
#4
When Ferris Bueller came out everybody was saying how Mia Sara (Who played his girlfriend) was destined for stardom. I even remember Siskel and Ebert saying how she was going to be the next big thing. She had a few small roles, but never blew up like many predicted.
#5
I'm still holding out for Haley Joel Osment. He absolutely stole the show in everything he was in as a kid. I can see he does a lot of voice acting, but I wish he could somehow get a really solid role in something sneaky good in film festivals or something to give him a chance at a resurgence.
Also, anybody that watched Once Upon A Time knows that Robert Carlyle was criminally under appreciated for his role as Rumpelstiltskin. I believe he should be a household name and getting regular roles like Willem Dafoe or David Tennant get.
As audiences, we naturally root for actors who capture our attention on screen. So when a promising star suddenly steps out of the spotlight, it often leaves us wondering—what went wrong?
That curiosity led Redditor TheBilliard to start a discussion with other users about which actors out there had the potential to go far but didn’t. Speaking to Bored Panda, he told us that the idea came to him after rewatching Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.
“The film is one of my favorites, and Paula Patton’s character, Jane Carter, was an extremely positive standout,” he said. “I did some research afterward and found that she didn’t have nearly as large a career as I would’ve thought. This may or may not be related to personal issues.”
#7
Eric Bana, 20 years ago he was skyrocketing with Black Hawk Down and Troy. But unfortunately he never became that A list actor he should have been.
Nimitz 1 year ago (edited)
Again, he did his 3 picture deal and made bank, then chilled and took what work he wanted. Nothing to lament. Some guys don't want to maintain a 20 person social media team and have every on-camera moment choreographed like The Rock. Living two completely separate lives and lying like breathing is hard for some people. He might be an actor, but he's not an artificial construct
#8
Fairuza Balk from The Craft.
#9
Sean William Scott could have been the first Ryan Reynolds, not sure what happened, but pretty sure it was his MTV Cribs that soured him on everyone.
As a big action-thriller fan, TheBilliard didn’t just share thoughts on underrated actors—he also brought up some movies he feels deserve more recognition.
- Mortal Engines – “Not a great film by any means, especially when compared to the books, but still an enjoyable ride nonetheless,” he said. “The acting and sets are great, and the vibe of the film is captured nicely.”
- Tombstone – “I don’t care how popular you think this film is, it’s not popular enough!” TheBilliard argued. “Val Kilmer is clearly the standout, but Kurt Russell deserves a lot of credit for his role as Wyatt Earp. An instant classic.”
- Solo: A Star Wars Story – “Like Mortal Engines, this isn’t a top-tier film by any means. But it’s good. Better than you remember,” he said. “Woody Harrelson and Emilia Clarke’s characters are show stealers, and the humor in this movie is honestly solid. Plus, who can forget the train heist scene?”
Hopefully, even if these movies or actors haven't reached the peak of fame by Hollywood standards, they can take comfort in knowing that Redditors—and our readers—still remember them. And in the end, that’s the kind of legacy that matters. As long as their work continues to be watched, appreciated, and talked about, they’ll never truly fade away.
#10
Always thought Moon Bloodgood was headed for stardom. Her name alone seemed destined for greatness.
#11
Lizzie Caplan.
Upstaged75 1 year ago
For those of you saying who? she was Janice Ian in Mean Girls. She's also been in True Blood and Masters of Sex. Also Now You See Me 2.
#12
Summer Glau. I thought she was amazing in the Sarah Connor Chronicles, but since then she’s only had smaller roles.
Regina Holt 1 year ago
She was in Firefly, which of course, didn't get the recognition it deserved. Then she was on an episode of "The Big Bang Theory" playing herself, as all of the guys on the show were drooling over her as the character she played in Firefly.
#13
I thought Karl Urban was going to be the next big thing in action movies and it just didn’t happen. He found success in TV, but I thought Cole Hauser was going to be a much bigger movie star.
London Paris 1 year ago
Are you f*ing KIDDING me??? Karl has had prominent roles in several billion dollar franchises . . . . .obscurity??
#14
I thought Clive Owen was skyrocketing to superstardom and then just plateaued. He just disappeared into a series of lesser known projects. And then out of the blue saw him promoting like one mini series a year it seems. I think he did like 4 back to back.
David 1 year ago
Maybe he wants to take it easy? He's 60, the wiki discography lists 51 movies (over 35 years), plus a bunch of TV and theater. Not all leading roles of course but that's more than many actors are in. Internet says his net worth is 30 million. His last film credit is 2025 so he hasn't totally quit. But if he has chosen to slow down some he's earned it IMO. I first learned of him via "Shoot em Up". I laughed a lot at that movie. At first I thought he was Mel Gibson but... kinda sorta looked like but not quite - so then I looked up who the actor was.
#15
Gemma Arterton. She was the leading lady of Clash of the titans and Prince of Persia and was even a Bond girl but her career just faded.
Regina Holt 1 year ago (edited)
She starred in "Funny Woman" in 2023. A British drama, aired in USA on Public Television in 2024. A third season is supposed to be in the works. I don't think she has faded away. She also has done some work behind the scenes.
#16
Guy Pearce - with LA Confidential and Memento between 1997-2000 (and I loved Ravenous, but that is pretty unknown). I thought he would be massive. He continuously works but didn't get the A-list, leading man roles I thought he would.
Miss Tinker 1 year ago
He’s just been nominated for an Oscar. He seems to prefer being under the radar & not attracting the attention other actors do.
#17
Aaron Paul.
Dude was remarkable in Breaking Bad and then did a couple of s****y movies because studios knew they’d make bank off his name and now he’s just kinda disappeared.
Shary Bobbings 1 year ago
What? He voiced Todd Chaves in Bojack Horseman, and also was one of the producers
#18
I went to high school with both Lee Pace and Matt Bomer. They have both had very successful careers. I thought Matt Bomer was going to be a super star.
EDIT: To be clear, they've both had very good careers. I just thought Bomer would be an A lister some day, like Brad Pitt level star. Now he's doing voice work and maybe going back to TV.
Nimitz 1 year ago
He's openly gay. That's why. Like Brandon Routh, once he came out of the closet, even though they're both hugely talented and incredibly attractive, the offers dried up. Even today, people prefer to see straight men play gay characters. It's not even a conspiracy, the makers of the Routh Superman universe openly said they didn't ask him back because he came out as gay. When possible, we're used for exposure or as a demonstration of a team's inclusiveness, but gays were not allowed to be heard in the early to mid 2000s and still be a sex symbol
#19
Charlie Hunnam.
Binky Melnik 1 year ago
Here’s another one who is seemingly in EVERYTHING, for which I for one am grateful. (Have these people never heard of the IMbB?)
#20
Shannyn Sossamon.
"A Knight's Tale"
"40 Days and 40 Nights"
"Rules of Attraction"
Out of the gate, 3 decent films, and then, "Oh, I remember her" appearances in middling TV shows and movies.
Tropical Tarot 1 year ago
She was in the first season of Whispering Pines which was the only decent season.
#22
Dacre Montgomery. He’s still young but I figured he’d be getting big roles by now.
David 1 year ago
My initial response was "Who?" After googling, I have apparently seen him in Stranger Things but didn't recognize him. Looking at photos online, it might not help that he seems to have 'resting douchebag face'. He might be a very nice person, but he doesn't LOOK like one. Also, I just read an interview excerpt where he says he has "really bad OCD". That IRL problem might make him more difficult to work with on set depending on how it manifests.
#23
After American Beauty i thought Wes Bentley would be a huge star. Also Nick Stahl. But d***s derailed both of their careers. Wes did bounce back, but still.
#25
Aaron eckhart was the second best actor in the dark knigth after heath ledger imo , but after that he has mostly done s****y action movies , I’ve read that he was apparently very difficult to work with so I guess that migth have something to do with it.
#26
Joel Kinnaman.
Petra Schaap 1 year ago
oh yes. The Killing was my escape place to go to untill Netflix deleted it. Doesnt get any better than that. Him and Mireille Enos.
#27
Emmy Rossum.
Joshua David 1 year ago
She did the Peacock series Angelyne. I did love her in Shameless. She also sings and starred with Gerard Butler in a Phantom of the Opera remake (blah),
#28
Michael Biehn really should've had more important roles than he did after his appearances in terminator and aliens, but that old bottle held him back I guess.
Guess Undheit 1 year ago
Funny you mention the bottle, because addiction is why he got the role in Aliens. James Remar was supposed to play Hicks, but his cocacolaine addiction got him fired.
#31
I’m shocked Michael Shannon hasn’t blown up in a big way. I feel like he was on his way, and then chose Zod in the Snyderverse, which didn’t pan out. I think hes an amazing actor, though, and will keep getting work into his golden years.
#32
Taylor Kitsch. After John Carter, then Lone Survivor I thought he was going to be in everything.
#34
Tessa Thompson. She seemed to be on the verge a few years ago and now? Nothing.
Data1001 1 year ago
Yeah, nothing. I mean, except playing Valkyrie in two major Marvel films (not to mention the series "What If"), playing a major role in all the Creed films (including the upcoming Creed IV), starring in an upcoming Netflix series with Jon Bernthal & Pablo Schreiber, and several other projects in the works. So, yeah -- absolutely nothing. 🙄
#35
Natasha Henstridge.
#37
Shailene Woodley is very talented, but her career seems to have stalled as of late. I wonder if being in a relationship with Aaron Rodgers had something to do with that.
#39
Leighton Meester was not only drop dead gorgeous but the best actor on Gossip Girl.
#40
James Badge Dale was in Rubicon and The Departed and I just thought a role would come along that would break through but it never has.
#42
Matthew Fox from LOST. I loved his acting and saw he had so much potential for lead roles but never got to see him in much after that.
#43
I always said Walton Goggins, but he's finally starting to blow up, so I always though micheal pitt was gonna be huge.
Child of the Stars 1 year ago
Goggins apparently almost turned down his role as the villain in Justified because he didn't like the stereotype of Southerners. I'm so glad he didn't because his on screen chemistry with Timothy Olyphant was AMAZING.
#45
Emile Hirsch. To say he’s gone no where might be a little harsh, but early on with movies like The Girl Next Door, Alpha Dog, and Into the Wild I thought he was gonna end up being pretty big.
What do you think ?
Happy_Pandalover 1 year ago
Many of these people are actually very successful and/or changed their professions. Just because someone is not in the limelight, it doesn‘t mean they are not doing their thing. Sometimes choices in roles, management or overall behaviour can halt someones career. It‘s not just about talent or looks.
Crissy Newbury 1 year ago
Came here to say this. Hollywood blockbusters notwithstanding, some of these actors have done consistent quality work.work
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Ron Man 1 year ago
I don't think a lot of the posters on this realized most of these people are highly successful and are constantly working. Pro Tip: If there's someone you think should be big and you don't think they are, IMDb them. Chances are they are successful and working, but just not doing tv or movies that you watch.
Chris the Bobcat 1 year ago
A lot of actors find success as character actors. There's only so many leading actor roles out there, and there is always a need for good character actors. Clancy Brown springs to mind. Guy has always played a supporting role and has had a long and fruitful career doing it. He also seems happy with his career and doesn't have to live in the spotlight either. He seems like one of the good ones, and his "character actor" career may be one of the reasons why.
Child of the Stars 1 year ago
It's a bit like saying Mark Hamill disappeared after Star Wars. He didn't, he just started doing a lot of niche and voice over work. He's consistently working, and he's still very well known in the "nerd" circles.
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Gracie Jay 1 year ago
“Faded into Obscurity “? I don’t think that word means what you think that it means.
G A 1 year ago
Just picking your one time crush from 20 years ago does not make a good list. Most of these were small time TV actors who just didn't transition to true celebrity or stardom. Not a criticism, because very very few people do.
DeoManus Argentem 1 year ago
Agreed - I wouldn't call any of these people "stars" - certainly not "A-list".
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Beak Hookage 1 year ago
It's awfully shallow to think that just because someone isn't consistently in the limelight that means they've flamed out or failed or aren't working any more. Some actors don't *want* to be "movie stars" - they just want to act, and choose roles they like rather than just roles that will make them more famous. Keanu Reeves for example had a window of opportunity immediately after "Speed" to be the next big action movie star but kept saying no to doing more of those movies in spite of the fact that they came with offers of lots of money. He even kinda disappeared for a while before saying yes to The Matrix, I assume because the script actually appealed to him. He did it his way, and good for him! If you're in the business it should be because you enjoy it, not because of the fame or the money. Otherwise, you'll just end up becoming a jerk who only cares about getting attention and praise.
Moxitron Jazz 1 year ago
Better Title: "Bunch of People, for Whatever Reason, aren't Hollywood Tools Anymore"
Panda McPandaface 1 year ago
Not every actor wants the hassle of being an A-list star. Many have other interests, production/direction/management, even *gasp* theatre. Some don't like being away from home so much, want to raise kids, live in the woods and never see another human being ever again. OK, I put the last one in 'cos that's my ambition...
Kenny Kulbiski 1 year ago
Finally! This time I've got an excuse for not recognizing any of them.
Ariom Dahl 1 year ago
Hmm, as an Aussie who doesn't watch a lot of movies or TV, I've not heard of many of these people. But I do understand that for every STAR there are many many also-rans. And as others have noted, it's not always about talent or looks.
Marcus Fegent 1 year ago
Because they are not on American screens doesn't mean they are not working the 3 Australians, and 2 New Zealanders on your list have been constantly active in local screens and theatres.
Phillip Moderow 1 year ago
I must be old as dirt because I don't recognize ANY of these people. But at least I can still compost a sentence.
Rich Peall 1 year ago
I for one don't see the appeal of actor X doing EVERY movie that there is for 20 years straight, I want to see new talent, different faces, different approaches or nuance... Not things like (dare I say it:) Robert D. Jr. is 'techbro' superguy: again - 2, the return, part 3. Hollywood is already highly nepotistic, nigh on incestuous enough in how it casts, let's see someone new!
Amelia Jade 1 year ago
Why? She had a movie in 2024, and currently has 4 projects coming up.
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Sara Frazer 1 year ago
I'm gonna toss my hat in and say Luke Wilson (some of you may know his more famous brother Owen) he was in "Idiocracy" and one of my favorite films "The Royal Tenenbaums" (where he was my favorite character). I am not an internet sleuth but wanna see if anyone can give me an update
Marnie 1 year ago
Regina King, who I know best as the the main love interest Sontee in 2001's "Down to Earth" with Chris Rock. I see on IMDB she's continued to work. She was in one series I've never heard of ("Southland") for four years. So, she seems successful, but I thought she'd blow up way bigger, be a household name. I just love her. And she has a great and memorable voice, which is more important in helping launch actors to stardom than I think people realize.
Miriam Insidecor 1 year ago
Regina King has had a very successful and varied career. She even won an Oscar a few years ago.
Load More Replies... Guess Undheit 1 year ago (edited)
Myndi Crist only ever got small roles (House, CSI Miami, The Time Machine). I always thought she had that je ne sais quoi. Also Colleen Porch and Christina C()x. That's supposed to be an "o", this site censored her name.
Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
Colleen Porch should have been MASSIVE after Baby Blues. One of the most chilling performances I've seen on a screen.
Load More Replies... Amelia Jade 1 year ago (edited)
I absolutely loath posts like this. It is so incredibly arrogant to think that just because YOU haven't seen an actor that must mean they're career has dried up. I don't know about anyone else but the headline I have for this post says "Actors That Faded Into Obscurity". The URL is actors-ended-up-going-nowhere. I started going down the list and plugging names into IMDB. Surprise! Surprise! Everyone on the list is still actively working and every single one I looked at has worked very recently. I got tired of doing it so I didn't do the entire list but I'd bet money all the rest would show the same. None of these celebs are obscure or ended up going nowhere. Just because you don't happen to watch the projects an actor is doing, doesn't mean they're not working. The world doesn't revolve around you. P.S. Roberta Surprenant must really be somebody important. She posits that since she's never heard of these people they must be "never weres." Celebs only have a successful career if Roberta has heard of them.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
I have absolutely no idea who 99% of these people are. Am I that much out of the loop!?
Bilja M 1 year ago
I believe that they are just normal people who didn't like being in spotlight or being constantly overworked on sets, and possibly their private lives uncovered by social media and paparazzi. They wanted private, normal life, family and peace, and I respect that. Also, I have suspicion that some of them plainly refused some vile offers that producers and other high position people asked them to do and lost the "privilege" to stay in showbiz. I doubt they regretted that decision. Which is again respectful.
Max Fox 1 year ago
Oh, another one of BP's "I haven't actually done any research, but here is my uninformed, ignorant, and frankly dumb claim on what's going on in the world". Next, we will have one more edition of "people that I think nobody has ever heard of, because I believe that everybody else also failed history and could never be bothered to open a book".
Happy_Pandalover 1 year ago
Many of these people are actually very successful and/or changed their professions. Just because someone is not in the limelight, it doesn‘t mean they are not doing their thing. Sometimes choices in roles, management or overall behaviour can halt someones career. It‘s not just about talent or looks.
Crissy Newbury 1 year ago
Came here to say this. Hollywood blockbusters notwithstanding, some of these actors have done consistent quality work.work
Load More Replies... Ron Man 1 year ago
I don't think a lot of the posters on this realized most of these people are highly successful and are constantly working. Pro Tip: If there's someone you think should be big and you don't think they are, IMDb them. Chances are they are successful and working, but just not doing tv or movies that you watch.
Chris the Bobcat 1 year ago
A lot of actors find success as character actors. There's only so many leading actor roles out there, and there is always a need for good character actors. Clancy Brown springs to mind. Guy has always played a supporting role and has had a long and fruitful career doing it. He also seems happy with his career and doesn't have to live in the spotlight either. He seems like one of the good ones, and his "character actor" career may be one of the reasons why.
Child of the Stars 1 year ago
It's a bit like saying Mark Hamill disappeared after Star Wars. He didn't, he just started doing a lot of niche and voice over work. He's consistently working, and he's still very well known in the "nerd" circles.
Load More Replies... Gracie Jay 1 year ago
“Faded into Obscurity “? I don’t think that word means what you think that it means.
G A 1 year ago
Just picking your one time crush from 20 years ago does not make a good list. Most of these were small time TV actors who just didn't transition to true celebrity or stardom. Not a criticism, because very very few people do.
DeoManus Argentem 1 year ago
Agreed - I wouldn't call any of these people "stars" - certainly not "A-list".
Load More Replies... Beak Hookage 1 year ago
It's awfully shallow to think that just because someone isn't consistently in the limelight that means they've flamed out or failed or aren't working any more. Some actors don't *want* to be "movie stars" - they just want to act, and choose roles they like rather than just roles that will make them more famous. Keanu Reeves for example had a window of opportunity immediately after "Speed" to be the next big action movie star but kept saying no to doing more of those movies in spite of the fact that they came with offers of lots of money. He even kinda disappeared for a while before saying yes to The Matrix, I assume because the script actually appealed to him. He did it his way, and good for him! If you're in the business it should be because you enjoy it, not because of the fame or the money. Otherwise, you'll just end up becoming a jerk who only cares about getting attention and praise.
Moxitron Jazz 1 year ago
Better Title: "Bunch of People, for Whatever Reason, aren't Hollywood Tools Anymore"
Panda McPandaface 1 year ago
Not every actor wants the hassle of being an A-list star. Many have other interests, production/direction/management, even *gasp* theatre. Some don't like being away from home so much, want to raise kids, live in the woods and never see another human being ever again. OK, I put the last one in 'cos that's my ambition...
Kenny Kulbiski 1 year ago
Finally! This time I've got an excuse for not recognizing any of them.
Ariom Dahl 1 year ago
Hmm, as an Aussie who doesn't watch a lot of movies or TV, I've not heard of many of these people. But I do understand that for every STAR there are many many also-rans. And as others have noted, it's not always about talent or looks.
Marcus Fegent 1 year ago
Because they are not on American screens doesn't mean they are not working the 3 Australians, and 2 New Zealanders on your list have been constantly active in local screens and theatres.
Phillip Moderow 1 year ago
I must be old as dirt because I don't recognize ANY of these people. But at least I can still compost a sentence.
Rich Peall 1 year ago
I for one don't see the appeal of actor X doing EVERY movie that there is for 20 years straight, I want to see new talent, different faces, different approaches or nuance... Not things like (dare I say it:) Robert D. Jr. is 'techbro' superguy: again - 2, the return, part 3. Hollywood is already highly nepotistic, nigh on incestuous enough in how it casts, let's see someone new!
Amelia Jade 1 year ago
Why? She had a movie in 2024, and currently has 4 projects coming up.
Load More Replies... Sara Frazer 1 year ago
I'm gonna toss my hat in and say Luke Wilson (some of you may know his more famous brother Owen) he was in "Idiocracy" and one of my favorite films "The Royal Tenenbaums" (where he was my favorite character). I am not an internet sleuth but wanna see if anyone can give me an update
Marnie 1 year ago
Regina King, who I know best as the the main love interest Sontee in 2001's "Down to Earth" with Chris Rock. I see on IMDB she's continued to work. She was in one series I've never heard of ("Southland") for four years. So, she seems successful, but I thought she'd blow up way bigger, be a household name. I just love her. And she has a great and memorable voice, which is more important in helping launch actors to stardom than I think people realize.
Miriam Insidecor 1 year ago
Regina King has had a very successful and varied career. She even won an Oscar a few years ago.
Load More Replies... Guess Undheit 1 year ago (edited)
Myndi Crist only ever got small roles (House, CSI Miami, The Time Machine). I always thought she had that je ne sais quoi. Also Colleen Porch and Christina C()x. That's supposed to be an "o", this site censored her name.
Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
Colleen Porch should have been MASSIVE after Baby Blues. One of the most chilling performances I've seen on a screen.
Load More Replies... Amelia Jade 1 year ago (edited)
I absolutely loath posts like this. It is so incredibly arrogant to think that just because YOU haven't seen an actor that must mean they're career has dried up. I don't know about anyone else but the headline I have for this post says "Actors That Faded Into Obscurity". The URL is actors-ended-up-going-nowhere. I started going down the list and plugging names into IMDB. Surprise! Surprise! Everyone on the list is still actively working and every single one I looked at has worked very recently. I got tired of doing it so I didn't do the entire list but I'd bet money all the rest would show the same. None of these celebs are obscure or ended up going nowhere. Just because you don't happen to watch the projects an actor is doing, doesn't mean they're not working. The world doesn't revolve around you. P.S. Roberta Surprenant must really be somebody important. She posits that since she's never heard of these people they must be "never weres." Celebs only have a successful career if Roberta has heard of them.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
I have absolutely no idea who 99% of these people are. Am I that much out of the loop!?
Bilja M 1 year ago
I believe that they are just normal people who didn't like being in spotlight or being constantly overworked on sets, and possibly their private lives uncovered by social media and paparazzi. They wanted private, normal life, family and peace, and I respect that. Also, I have suspicion that some of them plainly refused some vile offers that producers and other high position people asked them to do and lost the "privilege" to stay in showbiz. I doubt they regretted that decision. Which is again respectful.
Max Fox 1 year ago
Oh, another one of BP's "I haven't actually done any research, but here is my uninformed, ignorant, and frankly dumb claim on what's going on in the world". Next, we will have one more edition of "people that I think nobody has ever heard of, because I believe that everybody else also failed history and could never be bothered to open a book".
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