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Halleck

[hal-ik, -uhk]

noun

  1. Fitz-Green 1790–1867, U.S. poet.

  2. Henry Wager 1815–72, Union general in the U.S. Civil War and writer on military subjects.



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Evan Halleck says pursuing this project is “the most creatively alive” he’s felt since moving to L.A.

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Josh Brolin, who has now worked with Villeneuve on three films, including “Sicario” and both “Dunes,” where he plays Atreides warrior Gurney Halleck, said it takes a unique personality to be a great filmmaker, but that Villeneuve is right up there with the Coen brothers in his ability to do it well.

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Halleck had one and about 75 yards down the hall from where Mr. Sam had an office, and they worked things out.

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So Charles Halleck at that point became the Minority Leader.

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That all changed after Halleck and Rayburn left office.

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