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Helen Mirren 'admires' David Beckham

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Apr, 2016 01:28 PM
    Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren, who "admires" David Beckham, believes that the English football great changed the dialogue of what men could be.
     
    “When I was growing up, you never ever saw a man pushing a pram or holding a baby, and you know who helped change that? David Beckham,” Mirren was quoted as saying by the Sunday People, reports mirror.co.uk. 
     
    “The wonderful David Beckham, whom I so admire, was one of the first men to be photographed pushing a pram. And because it was David Beckham, the incredible footballer... it suddenly changed the dialogue of what men could be,” she added.

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