Anissa Jones was up for the part of Regan in The Exorcist, but the director could only see her as her Family Affair character, Buffy.

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John Jacob Astor IV reportedly released all of the dogs on the Titanic before the ship went down, in the hope some would survive.

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In 1952, artist Marjorie Cameron started her own occult group, known as "The Children."

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The original Ferris Wheel was called the Chicago Wheel.

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One in 10 people getting divorced these days is 65 or older

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King Tut was only 18 when he died.

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Adrian Carton de Wiart lost an eye, a hand, survived a plane crash, and was shot in the hip, leg, and head. And that was just during WWI.

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Waylon Jennings gave up his seat on Buddy Holly's plane to the Big Bopper. Later that night, the plane crashed, killing everyone on board.

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Heather O’Rourke was only 12 years old when she succumbed to the "Poltergeist Curse."

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In one of her final interviews, Romy Schneider confessed, “I'm just an unhappy 42-year-old woman and my name is Romy Schneider.”

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Kaiser Wilhelm II loved uniforms more than anything else. He owned over 400 of them.

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Jim Croce wrote his hit song "Time in a Bottle" after discovering that he was going to become a father.

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Patsy Cline was the first woman inducted in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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Eva Gabor was the youngest of the famous Gabor sisters.

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Once we hit 30, humans start to naturally lose about 3%-5% of their muscle mass every decade.

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The Arch Deluxe was supposed to be McDonald's next big burger success story. Instead it became a $300 million flop.

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These classic American foods were all invented in the U.S.—but the dangers of one may shock you.

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Wasabi and Hot Chicken Wings are two real Oreo flavors

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After Niki Lauda's crash at the German Grand Prix in 1976, he was so close to death a priest came for last rites.

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Kris Kristofferson wrote Janis Joplin's hit song "Me and Bobby McGee."

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Dirk Bogarde was secretly gay—and his life partner was his manager, Anthony Forwood.

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Dimebag Darrell was laid to rest with his childhood hero Eddie Van Halen's iconic "Bumblebee" guitar.

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He was voted by his classmates as the 1954 Manasquan High “Class Clown,” which was prescient for a man who went on to play the Joker.

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The world's first infomercial aired in 1949.

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Margaret Hamilton suffered horrible burns after a stunt went wrong while filming The Wizard of Oz.

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Bo Derek met her first husband, John Derek, when she was 16 years old.

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John Hinckley's obsession with the movie "Taxi Driver", and it's young star Jodi Foster, eventually led to his attempt to kill a President.

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Reportedly, Johnny Cash cheated on his wife June Carter with her sister, Anita.

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