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Bill Murray and George Clooney pay Astoria a visit

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March 4, 2015 Staff Report

Bill Murray is a big fan of the well-known Greek restaurant Taverna Kyclades, located at 33-07 Ditmars Blvd.

He stopped by with Sofia Coppola for lunch the other day–and then came back later with George Clooney.

 

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No one mentioned director Roman Copolla in photo with bill & younger sis Sofia

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Cemal Yetkiner

I live around the corner ;), we all wait hours for the table as part of the policy of “first come first served.” Did they wait online too ? 😉 and I am sorry to miss the chance to meet them 🙁 a huge fan here !!

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