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Well, every selfish, power-hungry, megalomaniac begins with Gollum. You've heard that every kiss begins with K. It's also spoken by Gollum in the book, written by J.R.R. This famous line is hissed by Gollum, played and voiced by Andy Serkis, in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (directed by Peter Jackson, 2002).
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