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World’s No 1 movie buff

A Welsh film buff has watched over 28,000 movies - more than anyone else in the world.

Gwilym Hughes has just earned his third certificate from the Guinness Book of Records. It confirms that Mr Hughes, 63, of Dolgellau, who watches around 14 films a week, holds the present world record of 28,075 movies.

But since receiving the certificate he has already seen a few more films - 213 films so far this year. Mr Hughes was instantly hooked on the cinema when he watched his first Popeye film aged four. He said: “I got the first certificate in 1994 and this is my third. I have been watching films since 1956. The only thing is that people think that I am somehow glued to the telly but I’m actually not. I am a member of around 10 charities and organisations in Dolgellau.”

On an average night he sits down to watch films between 9-12pm. ananova

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