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Walter Murch as Self
George Lucas as Self
Francis Ford Coppola as Self
Peter Bart as Self
Mick LaSalle as Self
Robert Evans as Self
William Friedkin as Self
Steven Spielberg as Self
John Turturro as Self
Richard Belzer as Self
Kimberly Peirce as Self
Trey Parker as Self
David Chase as Self
Joe Mantegna as Self
Alec Baldwin as Self
Kenneth Turan as Self
Shana Hagan Cinematography
Eli Adler Cinematography
Adele Sparks Co-Producer
Brian Hoodenpyle Cinematography
Peter Trilling Cinematography
Kim Aubry Director
Kim Aubry Producer
Rhonda Collins Editor
Anne Mason Co-Producer
Loren Micalizio Associate Producer
Michael Seifert Music
Dave Padrutt Music
Leonard Levy Cinematography
United States 03 June 2008
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