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View Post: TIL When Kyle Eastwood failed to get the part of Daniel in The Karate Kid (1984), his father Clint Eastwood got his own back by banning all Coca-Cola products from the sets of his movies (Columbia Studios who made The Karate Kid was owned by Coca-Cola at the time).

TIL When Kyle Eastwood failed to get the part of Daniel in The Karate Kid (1984), his father Clint Eastwood got his own back by banning all Coca-Cola products from the sets of his movies (Columbia Studios who made The Karate Kid was owned by Coca-Cola at the time).

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