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Harvey Stephens did a cameo as a tabloid reporter in the 2006 remake of what horror film in which he'd starred as a child?
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The Omen
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Did Harvey Stephens appear in the 2006 remake as a tabloid reporter?
True
Harvey Fierstein starred in Torch Trilogy?
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What was the name of the movie that starred Harvey keitel that include a character named shadrach?
Harvey Keitel starred in the 1998 movie called "Shadrach". The character Sadrach was played by John Franklin Sawyer.
Which actor or actress from the original 1976 film THE OMEN has a cameo in the 2006 remake?
Harvey Stephens
Who starred in the movie Reservoir Dogs?
There are many people that starred in the movie Reservoir Dogs. Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Chris Penn, and Lawrence Tierney were the stars of this cast.
Did Harvey Stephens appear in the 2006 remake as a tabloid reporter?
True
What is Harvey Stephens's birthday?
Harvey Stephens was born on November 12, 1970.
When did Harvey Stephens die?
Harvey Stephens died on 1986-12-22.
When was Harvey Stephens born?
Harvey Stephens was born on November 12, 1970.
When was Harvey Spencer Stephens born?
Harvey Spencer Stephens was born on 1970-11-12.
How old is Harvey Stephens?
Harvey Stephens is 40 years old (birthdate: November 12, 1970).
Harvey Fierstein starred in Torch Trilogy?
Song*
Is that black reporter on tmz Harvey's SON?
Yes
What was the name of the movie that starred Harvey keitel that include a character named shadrach?
Harvey Keitel starred in the 1998 movie called "Shadrach". The character Sadrach was played by John Franklin Sawyer.
Which actor or actress from the original 1976 film THE OMEN has a cameo in the 2006 remake?
Harvey Stephens
Who starred with Adam Sandler in little nickey?
Patricia Arquette and Harvey Keitel.
What is the 1950 movie Harvey about?
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