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DVD Released: 10/18/2005

Rated:

Genre: Documentary
Starring: Billy Crystal, Michael Douglas, Jane Fonda, Milos Forman, Dennis Hopper, Ron Howard, George Lucas, Paul Newman

Extras:

A documentary look at legendary filmmaker Haskell Wexler.

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