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** Awesome on a meta level as well, due to the talent of Lucas Steele (the actor playing Anatole). More specifically, the final (very high-pitched) note of the song was written as a joke/placeholder, but Steele managed to hit the note, which resulted in it being kept in the score.
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* If half of what Balaga claims he can do is true, he DrivesLikeCrazy but is ''damn good at it'' considering his 'car' is a ''carriage.''
* Awesome on a meta level as well, due to the talent of Lucas Steele (the actor playing Anatole). More specifically, the final (very high-pitched) note of the song was written as a joke/placeholder, but Steele managed to hit the note, which resulted in it being kept in the score.

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** Awesome on a meta level as well, due to the talent of Lucas Steele (the actor playing Anatole). More specifically, the final (very high-pitched) note of the song was written as a joke/placeholder, but Steele managed to hit the note, which resulted in it being kept in the score.
* If half of what Balaga claims he can do is true, he DrivesLikeCrazy but is ''damn good at it'' considering his 'car' is a ''carriage.''
* Awesome on a meta level as well, due to the talent of Lucas Steele (the actor playing Anatole). More specifically, the final (very high-pitched) note of the song was written as a joke/placeholder, but Steele managed to hit the note, which resulted in it being kept in the score.
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* "Pierre & Anatole," where Pierre finally [[BewareTheNiceOnes gets dangerous]] and successfully intimidates Anatole into leaving Moscow.
* If half of what Balaga claims he can do is true, he DrivesLikeCrazy but is ''damn good at it'' considering his 'car' is a ''carriage.''
* Awesome on a meta level as well, due to the talent of Lucas Steele (the actor playing Anatole). More specifically, the final (very high-pitched) note of the song was written as a joke/placeholder, but Steele managed to hit the note, which resulted in it being kept in the score.

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