The Strokes by Colin Lane Trailer (2003)
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Cast
Julian Casablancas as Himself
Fabrizio Moretti as Himself
Nick Valensi as Himself
Albert Hammond Jr. as Himself
Nikolai Fraiture as Himself
Crew
Julian Casablancas Compositor
International Titles
The Strokes for Fader Trailer
International Releases Dates
United States 02 June 2003
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