30 August 2005 Factual 16 mins
A look at Dan and John's partnership and the music
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Dan Aykroyd as Self
Paul Shaffer as Self
Howard Shore as Self
John Landis as Self
John Belushi as Self (archive footage)
Jim Belushi as Self
Deborah Nadoolman Landis as Self
John Goodman as Self
Ray Charles as Self (archive footage)
Marian Mansi Director
Mark Cowen Executive Producer
Mark Herzog Executive Producer
Shannon McBrien Supervising Producer
Stephanie Turnbo Assistant Production Manager
United States 30 August 2005
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