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Alan Rickman attends the Giffoni Film Festival on July 23, 2014 in Giffoni Valle Piana, Italy.

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Alan Rickman in Blow Dry (2001)

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Alan Rickman in Jimmy Fallon The Tonight Show on June 17th, 2015.

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Alan Rickman at the Premier of Something The Lord Made (May 20, 2004) with Gabrielle Union.

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Alan Rickman in GQ Magazine, London (March 16, 1992)

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Alan Rickman and behind the scenes’ photos of The Song of Lunch (2010)

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Photoshoot in Royal Court Theatre of Alan Rickman in 2005 (part 2) | Source:alanrickmanfan.hu

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Alan Rickman had an interview at Free Talk, Lincoln Center on June 16, 2015 about his movie, A Little Chaos.

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Alan Rickman in Seminar Promotion’s Photos from 2011 to 2012 (part 2) 

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Alan Rickman in Gambit (2012)

Sources: alanrickmanfan.hu | nypost.com | forumcinemas.ee | newonnetflix.ca | visual-history.com

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Alan Rickman at the premier of Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince in London (July 7, 2009)

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Alan Rickman in A Promise (2013)

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Alan Rickman in Eye In The Sky (2015)

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“Acting touches nerves you have absolutely no control over.” by Alan Rickman

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Photoshoot in Royal Court Theatre of Alan Rickman in 2005 (part 1) | Source: alanrickmanfan.hu

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Alan Rickman at the opening night of Hair (2008)

The psychedelic pulse of Hair hit Central Park on August 7, as the cast of the 40th anniversary revival of of the peace-loving show took its opening night bows in front of a packed house at the Delacorte Theatre. The Age of Aquarius dawned in the park as a star-studded audience, including big names like Philip Seymour Hoffman, Marisa Tomei, Kathleen Turner and original Hair cast member Ben Vereen, watched. The tribal love-rock musical is especially significant to the Public, as it was the first show ever to debut at a then fledgling Shakespeare Public Theater in 1967 (the show eventually moved to Broadway, of course). At the end of night's performance, as a heady cast including Spring Awakening alum Jonathan Groff and 110 in the Shade's Will Swenson gathered onstage for their infectious finale, the sky opened up and poured rain on the ecstatic audience and players, lending a little extra drama to an already remarkable evening. A damp but joyous afte (Source: [x])