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QuickSpec: John H. Coatsworth Edition

Coatsworth: once temporal, now forever.

Coatsworth: That whole Ahmadinejad thing made stuff complicated for him

Coatsworth, we're sure, has appreciated all the work you've done for the Spectator

Coatsworth has enjoyed both the Project Bluelight film and There Will Be Blood, though since Dreamgirls he's lost faith in the Oscars.

"If chance may have me king, why, chance may crown me."—Dean Coatsworth

...but Coatsworth is! He trusted you, Pinkberry.

And in non-Spec, non-Coatsworth news:

Robert Thurman weighs in on Uma's creepy stalker.

Read more: John Coatsworth, Not Coatsworth, Quickspec

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