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From: South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Date: 20040731
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Byline: By Jo Manning South Wales Echo

Clive Owen's eyes have had women all over the UK swooning since he played suave Stephen Crane/Derek Love in the hit TV series Chancer 14 years ago.

Indeed even the man himself has admitted they're the sexiest part of the body, once stating: 'They're what connect us as human beings.'

Now Hollywood has started to take notice and his director on King Arthur, Antoine Fuqua, even compared his peepers to the late great Steve McQueen's.

'Clive is very internal,' Fuqua explains. 'He reminds me of Steve McQueen because there's a ...

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