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As Manchester United supporters prepare to welcome a highly-rated and talented coach from outside of Europe's 'big five' leagues who has analysts swooning, they may be worried that it all sounds a bit familiar.

In 1910, a quarter of a million people had spent 10 days swooning over the Los Angeles International Aviation Meet — the nation’s first daredevil airshow.

And the band responded in kind, racing back and forth across the stage and pulling off perfectly synchronised choreography, while spraying the crowd with bottles of water and making heart signs at swooning teenagers.

“The Dead Don’t Hurt” is a perfect vehicle for Mortensen, who sent hearts swooning as the romantic lead in “A Walk on the Moon,” and appeared in some period Westerns, including “Appaloosa” and “Hidalgo.”

When Colman Domingo is on the red carpet, you know he’s going to serve a look worth swooning over.