User talk:Huttson
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Paul à Québec
[edit]Please note that what you're trying to add to Paul à Québec is not actually helpful. Section headers are not added to an article until there's actually content for those headers to head — they are not added to an article as blank sections. And neither do we want the cast list to contain every single person who was credited as making any appearance in the film, even just as a barista in a coffee shop scene or as a stunt double — we only want a film's article to name the actors who played major characters, or at least have Wikipedia articles to link to, not every single person whose face can be seen in it at all. A person who wants to see a complete cast list can click on the link to the film's IMDb page that's present under external links — Wikipedia is concerned with what's encyclopedic about a film, not with documenting every minor detail about it. Bearcat (talk) 15:48, 18 June 2016 (UTC)
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