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Archive: The Making of a Motion Picture 2

Talking Film

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This program, which consists of recycled and re-edited interviews from past editions of "Saturday Night at the Movies", explores the art of making motion pictures with film designer Saul bass, director Robert Aldrich, and photographer William Fraker.

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Mar 28, 1989

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