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Every Country's Favorite Disney+ Original Film Mapped
Entertainment 

Every country’s favorite original T.V. show and film across popular streaming services

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Sitting down to binge on a box set or get lost in the latest Hollywood hit movie has never been more effortless. Gone are the daytimes of exploring the TV guide or heading out on a pilgrimage to Blockbuster. Today, audiences have to sit back, select their go-to streaming service, and gorge on the hours of entertainment available at their fingertips. Streaming platforms have begun to hoard new and old content in a try to lure and keep subscribers. But as the competition amplifies between streaming platforms to keep viewers coming back for more, the essential for new and exclusive content becomes ever more apparent.

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World Map of the Highest Grossing Actor Born in Every Country
Business Cultural cartography 

The Most Profitable Actor Born in Every Country and U.S. State

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Samuel L. Jackson is the highest-grossing actor from Washington, the U.S., and the world. Gwyneth Paltrow is the actress with the highest box office takings worldwide. Warwick Davies, born in the U.K., is the top-grossing actor from outside the U.S. Australia’s Cate Blanchett is the actress from outside the U.S.

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Most filmed streets in Los Angeles
Cultural cartography 

The Most Filmed Streets in the United States Mapped

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The most filmed street in the United States is Hollywood Boulevard – you might have seen this iconic street in classics such as Chinatown, Lethal Weapon, or one of the other 131 movies and TV shows that it appears in. Also popular with location scouts in Sunset Boulevard, with 64 credits, including A Star Is Born, Million Dollar Baby and Sunset Boulevard.

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Americat TV shows
Entertainment 

U.S. map of TV shows

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Long before streaming let audiences to binge-watch the entire series in a single weekend, there was prime-time TV-watching pleasure. Fan favorites such as “The Wire” and “The Sopranos” kept fans fastened to their divans weekly and year after year to discover what would happen afterward. Some fanatics adored TV shows so much that they would buy box sets on VHS or DVD to watch them repeatedly, bask in the laughs, or relive the drama.

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