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Which producer publicly asked viewers not to watch his just-made film?

Released in 1987, the film "Leonard the Sixth", a parody of movies about spies, turned out to be very bad. Bill Cosby, who produced, co-wrote and starred in the film, was himself so disappointed that he publicly asked viewers not to spend money and watch it. At the same time, Cosby laid the blame for the failure on Paul Weiland, who first became the director of a full-length picture.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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Which race car driver was stripped of his driver's license for speeding in Sweden?

At the Swedish round of the 2011 World Rally Championship, Norwegian driver Peter Solberg had an embarrassment. When the racer was just approaching the track on a public road, he was stopped by a policeman for exceeding the speed limit by 30 km/h. According to Swedish law, this violation entails a temporary deprivation of a driver's license and a ban on driving even on special routes, however, with a delay of 48 hours. Therefore Solberg drove the car himself for the first two days of the rally, and on the third final day he put his co-driver Chris Patterson behind the wheel, who had never driven a race car before, but nevertheless did not fall below fifth position.

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