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The latest issue of The Dark Side features a fun interview with Bruce Campbell, a busy ‘B’ movie and TV actor who wears the mantle of “cult personality” lightly. Ours is an early chat from 2002, when he was some years away from TV acclaim in series like Burn Notice or, more recently, Ash vs Evil

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