"The History of America’s Cup Race" 01 January 1986 Factual 48 mins
This 48 minute VHS documentary narrated by Christoper Reeve explores the history of the America's Cup race. Color, Produced & Written by: Nicholas Granby and Deborah Dennison, Directed by Nicholas Granby.
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Christopher Reeve as Narrator
Nicholas Granby Director
United States 01 January 1986
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