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... that the man from Del Monte never spoke on screen? Source: "the answer is no, he never spoke. It was always related speech. And this is the beauty of the concept of it, was that it could go into any country in the world in any language, because the related speech was the clever bit. It was always the pilot, the driver, or the farmer who said “The Man from Del Monte says Yes”. He never said Yes." from: "Brian Jackson". Retromash. 26 May 2015. Retrieved 15 August 2022.
... New, long enough, hook is in article, interesting and followed by an inline citation to reference. No copyvio issues and QPQ provided. Whispyhistory (talk)
... New, long enough, hook is in article, interesting and followed by an inline citation to reference. No copyvio issues and QPQ provided. Whispyhistory (talk)