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@manunderthehood: “ME LA SONO SEMPRE TENUTA MOLTO LONTANA LA SIGNORA” @lorisloddiofficial , voce italiana di Brad Pitt in Troy, condivide con noi aneddoti e ricordi legati al personaggio di Achille e alla lavorazione del colossal epico diretto da Wolfgang Petersen. EPISODIO COMPLETO: LINK IN BIO #bradpitt #troy #doppiaggio

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dinoshocking
DinoShock :
Bell'ambientino deve essere il mondo del doppiaggio...
2025-05-11 19:27:27
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renny100989
Renato Maria Mazza :
Perché penso a Favino?
2025-05-11 17:42:23
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james_m0rgan
Albert Wesker :
Grazie a Dio, hanno scelto Onorato 🫡
2025-05-12 00:43:20
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farabigno
farwest :
non e' la voce ufficiale .....
2025-05-12 06:13:42
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francylombardii
Francy :
🥰
2025-05-15 23:43:50
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laurabarbieri97
Laura Barbieri :
😁
2025-05-14 19:46:12
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robertopulcini0
Roberto Pulcini988 :
comunque nel doppiaggio ci deve essere una mafiaggine .. sono tutti arrabbiatissimi
2025-05-11 17:44:28
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tenericordi
Nico :
Sta parlando Riccardo Niseem Onorato, figlio di Glauco Onorato
2025-05-11 21:39:14
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I got the idea from some guy #nationalistedit #edit #historyedit #History #polska🇵🇱 There were long discussions before signing the union treaty. Lithuanian magnates were afraid of losing much of their power, since the union would make their legal status equal to that of the much more numerous Polish lower nobility. Lithuania had been increasingly on the losing side of the Muscovite–Lithuanian Wars, however, and by the second half of the 16th century, it faced the threat of total defeat in the Livonian War and incorporation into the Tsardom of Russia.[citation needed] The Polish nobility (the szlachta), on the other hand, were reluctant to offer more help to Lithuania without receiving anything in exchange (as much as 70% of the taxes collected in Poland in the 1560s went to support Lithuania in its war with Moscow).[5][6] The Polish and Lithuanian elites strengthened personal bonds and had opportunities to plan their united futures during increased military cooperation.[7] Sigismund II Augustus, King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania, seeing the threat to Lithuania and eventually to Poland, pressed for the union, gradually gaining more followers until he felt enough support to forcibly evict landowners who opposed the transition of territory from Lithuania to Poland.[8] A clear motivation for Sigismund was that he was the last Jagiello and had no children or brothers who could inherit the throne. Therefore, the Union was an attempt to preserve the continuity of his dynasty's work since the personal (but not constitutional) union of Poland and Lithuania as a result of the marriage of Jadwiga and Jogaila. The Union was one of the constitutional changes required to establish a formal elective monarchy, which would simultaneously reign over both domains.[8]
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