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Actor Andrew Keir in the 1967 film Quatermass and the Pit. Screenshot from a DVD copy of the film, created and uploaded by User:David L Rattigan to illustrate the article on Keir. Copyright in the original production is owned by Hammer Film Productions.

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[edit] Fair use rationale for the inclusion of this image at Andrew Keir

• Keir was an actor who died in 1997, so there are no easily available free use images for him.
• The role in which he is pictured here, as Professor Bernard Quatermass, is that for which he is best remembered and most likely to be looked up in Wikipedia.
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