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Del Toro gained more than 45 pounds (18 kg) in nine weeks before filming began, eating 16 donuts a day, [13] and extensively researched Acosta's life

phyllis diller cigarette holder on how her was part of her comedy act Ensemble worn by Phyllis Diller

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