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MerMan (1998) When Emma (Elizabeth Banks), a spunky marine biologist, discovers a real life Merman, she promises to keep his secret if he’ll help get her a research grant.
Judd Apatow’s Funny People: The Films of George Simmons | /Film 2009
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GROSS: So this is Ethel Merman from the original cast recording of "Gypsy."
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GROSS: So this is Ethel Merman from the original cast recording of "Gypsy."
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So they recited together the Fátihah, and the fisherman loosed the Merman from the net and asked him, “What is thy name?”
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I always thought it was pretty hilarious that he calls Merman who just happens to be in the middle of wrestling a huge aquatic monster …
Branded in the 80s! 2010
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I always thought it was pretty hilarious that he calls Merman who just happens to be in the middle of wrestling a huge aquatic monster …
Branded in the 80s! 2009
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I always thought it was pretty hilarious that he calls Merman who just happens to be in the middle of wrestling a huge aquatic monster …
Branded in the 80s! 2009
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I always thought it was pretty hilarious that he calls Merman who just happens to be in the middle of wrestling a huge aquatic monster …
Branded in the 80s! 2009
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Besides, the sea was calm and the evening fair, and, as a last attempt, they steered still farther out, and cast their nets beside a rock which rose rough and grey above the water, and was called the Merman's Seat -- from an old report that the fishermen's fathers had seen the mermen, or sea-people, sitting there on moonlight nights.
Granny's Wonderful Chair Frances Browne
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Besides, the sea was calm and the evening fair, and, as a last attempt, they steered still further out, and cast their nets beside a rock which rose rough and gray above the water, and was called the Merman's Seat – from an old report that the fishermen's fathers had seen the mermen, or sea-people, sitting there on moonlight nights.
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