At a Glance: Note: Ian Banning aka Jackie O'Shea (1928-1999) (Passed Away in a car crash months after filming "Lux Eterna, My Eternal Friend" by Shaun Davey, as found on the Waking
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"Lux Eterna, My Eternal Friend" by Shaun Davey, as found on the Waking Note: Ian Banning aka Jackie O'Shea (1928-1999) (Passed Away in a car crash months after filming
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