Mr T plays on flying phobia for Orbis charity advertising
17 Dec 2004 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - Mr T is to play up his image as the flying-phobic 'A-Team' character BA Baracus in a new advertising campaign for the blindness charity Orbis.
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LONDON - Mr T is to play up his image as the flying-phobic 'A-Team' character BA Baracus in a new advertising campaign for the blindness charity Orbis.
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