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Leonard B. Wilson, 1 year ago 0 1 min read 249  

Today is Mark Knopfler’s 73rd Birthday! I know of him from The Princess Bride, but only discovered today that he was also a part of the band Dire Straits? That really puts Money for Nothing in a different light.

We’re celebrating with Knopfler’s collaboration with Willy DeVille on Storybook Love, from The Princess Bride.

Tags #Mark Knopfler #Willy DeVille #Storybook Love #The Princess Bride
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Perhaps having watched way too many movies growing up, many have said that Leonard’s unable to hold a conversation without directly relating any real life incident to a movie that matches it. A fan of movies overall, but still learning about the nuances of film and it’s history, he can be found on Twitter as @Cavatica.

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