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A short biography of Steve McQueen who scored big with his first hit film, "The Magnificent Seven." Considered a rebel from an early age, his outsider persona earned him the nickname "The King of Cool."

A short biography of Steve McQueen who studied acting at The Neighborhood Playhouse and scored big with his first hit film, "The Magnificent Seven." Considered a rebel from an early age, his outsider persona and his anti-hero roles in "The Great Escape" and "The Cincinnati Kid" earned him the nickname "The King of Cool."

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