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Who is Susan Sarandon's agent?
I think it's either William Morris agency http://www.filmreference.com/Actors-and-Actresses-Ro-Sc/Sarandon-Susan.html Or ICM http://famous-relationships.topsynergy.com/Susan_Sarandon/Contact.asp
Where is James brown's estate located at in Beech Island SC?
His home is at 430 Douglas Ave, in Beech Island, Sc.
When was SC rigg born?
1817
Where was the movie the big chill filmed?
charilston SC
What are the release dates for 3 Day Weekend - 2003 Charleston SC?
3 Day Weekend - 2003 Charleston SC was released on: USA: 7 March 2005
What state initials are SC?
The initials SC stand for the state of South Carolina.
What famous person has the initials SC?
Samuel Clemens who wrote under the pen name, Mark Twain.
What is a SC on softball stats?
In terms of softball statistics, the initials "SC" actually refer to the South Carolina State University team. They are generally referred to as "SC State".
What 3 Atlantic coast states share their initials with elements of the periodic table?
Ga, Sc, & Md
What baseball players initials are SC?
According to espn.com, the only Major League Baseball player with the initials S.C. is Shawn Camp, relief pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Are people with surname gupta scheduled caste?
Usually people with the surname Gupta doesn't come under SC. However, it is very difficult to say all of them are not SC, because any person from any caste can keep any surname.
How many days were in 1954?
365 days! =) -By a high spirited, happy fifth grader who's initials are SC
The famous author of SC?
Chris Tschida
Whose initials are SC in Santa Claus the movie?
Scott Calvin, the man who became Santa after mistakenly causing the first Santa to fall off of his roof. the initials were there to insinuate that he was destined to become Santa since he has the same initials as him. Scott Calvin : Santa Claus
What are some famous dances from sc in the 1920s?
the shag
What famous person did a good thing in SC?
andrew jackson
What crop was famous in SC?
Tobacco, sweet potatoes, corn.
