Inside Tommy Lee Jones' reclusive life in rural Texas: Fiercely private Oscar winner, 80, lives on 6,000-acre ranch with 25 horses and is fending off infestation of wild hogs
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The No Country for Old Men star, 80, moved to New York City to pursue an acting career in 1969, but eventually found his way back home to the Lone Star State.
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Inside Tommy Lee Jones' reclusive life in rural Texas: Fiercely private Oscar winner, 80, lives on 6,000-acre ranch with 25 horses and is fending off infestation of wild hogs
The No Country for Old Men star, 80, moved to New York City to pursue an acting career in 1969, but eventually found his way back home to the Lone Star State.
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