An ordinary man has to protect his children against alien invaders in this science fiction thriller, freely adapted from the...
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2005
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Four of Tinseltown's greatest glamour queens came together for this tartly comic made-for-TV movie which pokes gentle (and...
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2001
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The fourth of Kenny Rogers' Gambler TV movies, 1991's The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw is regarded by many Western...
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Bat Masterson
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1991
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is summoned to the island retreat of her friend Henry Reynard (Gene Barry), a millionaire...
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1989
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1989
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Glenn Robertson
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1987
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1981
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Linda Purl stars as Nellie Bly, famed 19th century female journalist, in this "Classics Illustrated" TV movie. A tireless...
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John Cockerill
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1981
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This drama is set in Montreal when in the mid-'50s a young woman is impregnated by a petty thief who is caught and given ten...
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1980
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"Names have been changed to protect the innocent" in this infamous fictionalization of the tragic mass suicide of 914...
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Congressman Lee O'Brien
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1980
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Jill Robinson's Bed-Time-Story, inspired by actual events, was the source for the made-for-TV A Cry for Love. Divorcee...
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1980
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1979
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Originally titled Stories from the Bible, Greatest Heroes of the Bible was designed as a seven-part TV miniseries; evidently...
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1978
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Ostensibly a six-hour miniseries adaptation of Bert Hirschfield's novel Aspen, the program actually used only the title of...
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Carl Osborne
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1977
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Ransom for Alice was the pilot film for the unsold series The Busters. The protagonists are not narcotics agents as might be...
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1977
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Based on a song by Leonard Cohen, this peculiar experimental film set in late-'60s San Francisco was executive-produced by...
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Producer, TV Commentator
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1974
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The notion of combining the western and horror genres was nothing new when The Devil and Miss Sarah was first telecast in...
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1971
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A famous gunfight is chronicled in this lively western. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1971
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Novelist Philip Wylie, well known for his pro-conservation stance, wrote the teleplay for the made-for-TV L.A. 2017....
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1971
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The usually sobersided TV adventure series Name of the Game went comically wacko with the 90-minute episode Appointment in...
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1971
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In this drama, publisher Glenn Howard gets himself in hot water after he challenges an ancient Greek custom and ends up...
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1970
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In this drama, the publisher of a magazine finds herself victimized by an a conniving industrialist. She also learns that...
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1970
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The made-for-TV Perfect Image stars Gene Barry as Crime magazine publisher Glenn Howard. Howard has recently been...
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1970
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In this drama, a radical student and a college dean have a heated argument. The trouble really begins when afterward, the...
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1970
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The results of a vicious practical jokes emerge during college. ~ Rovi...
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1970
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Magazine publisher Glenn Howard tries to prove that a young girl did not really kill herself and finds himself dangerously...
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1970
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A happy marriage might be a front for the wife's fear and guilt as her publisher friend suspects. ~ Rovi...
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1970
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All the Old Familiar Faces premiered as an episode of the weekly, 90-minute adventure series Name of the Game. Gene Barry...
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1970
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Devious socialite Gene Barry stands to come into one million dollars. The catch is (and don't ask us why) that he must...
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1970
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Glenn Howard is charged with treason for warning the Cubans about the Bay of Pigs invasion. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi...
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1970
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Aquarius Descending is a 90-minute episode of the TV weekly Name of the Game. Gene Barry plays Crime magazine publisher Glenn...
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1970
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Cynthia Is Alive and Living in Avalon is a rare comic episode from the usually dead-serious TV series Name of the Game....
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1970
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1970
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1969
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1969
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This 90-minute TV drama was lensed on location in Paris. Charles Boyer guest stars as an old-line French Marxist who happens...
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1969
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In this mystery, a former episode from the Name of the Game television series, Glenn Howard, a magazine publisher heads for...
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1969
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In this drama, publisher Glenn Howard heads to Africa to find one of his missing editors. The story is taken from the "Name...
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1969
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The Incomparable Connie Walker was first broadcast as the January 24, 1969 episode of the TV series Name of the Game. Conway...
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1969
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This episode of the weekly TV series Name of the Game was first telecast December 20, 1968. As in every 90-minute episode of...
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1969
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Radicals kidnap a publisher so that they have a witness to their protest suicide. ~ Rovi...
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1969
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In this drama, redneck rich boy tries to solve the national problem with racism by raising up a righteous army of followers....
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1969
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Man of the People was first telecast as an episode of the weekly, 90-minute TV adventure series Name of the Game. Series...
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1969
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When drugs start appearing in the hands of school children, magazine reporters investigate the source of the drugs. ~ Rovi...
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1968
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Spies are exchanged when a magazine editor is arrested in East Germany in this espionage drama. ~ Rovi...
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1968
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This suspenseful drama chronicles political upheaval in Czechoslovakia. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1968
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A made for TV movie, we follow an art dealer on the Istanbul Express across Turkey. The dealer is really on a secret mission...
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1968
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Fear of High Places, first telecast September 20, 1968, was the opening episode of the weekly 90-minute TV adventure series...
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1968
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Witness was the second episode of the TV series Name of the Game. Robert Stack stars as Dan Farrell, senior editor of Crime...
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1968
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While in Rome, publisher Glenn Howard finds corruption, illicit romance and narcotics at every turn. ~ Rovi...
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1968
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A largely British cast appears in the 90-minute American TV drama Agent for the Plaintiff. Glenn Howard (Gene Barry), the...
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1968
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In this suspenseful drama, Glen Howard, a magazine publisher, refuses to support a crooked political candidate and finds...
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1968
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CIA agent Donovan (Gene Barry) travels to Britain to untangle a web of international spies. He falls for the estranged wife...
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Donovan
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1968
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Simon Grant
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1967
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Prescription: Murder, a 1967 TV movie, represents the first appearance of Peter Falk as the rumpled but crafty detective...
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Dr. Ray Fleming
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1967
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Amos Burke
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1965
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Amos Burke
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1964
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Amos Burke
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1963
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Gene Barry stars as journalist John Chambers, who under the nom de plume "Uncle George" writes a daily newspaper advice...
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John Chambers
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1963
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Director Edward L. Cahn always knew how to make lemonade from a lemon; his B pictures of the late 1950s displayed a raw...
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Casey Reed
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1958
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William Barclay "Bat" Masterson
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1958
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Robert Mitchum (who also wrote the story and served as executive producer) stars in Thunder Road as Lucas Doolin, a Korean...
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Troy Barrett
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1958
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Writer-director Samuel Fuller applies his kino-fist to this raw-boned war drama -- one of the first American films to deal...
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Brock
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1957
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Cult hero Samuel Fuller wrote and directed this visually inventive western, which didn't fare well with American audiences...
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Wes Bonnell
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1957
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A locked-in-the-fifties science fiction film, The 27th Day begins with five different people from five different countries...
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Jonathan Clark
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1957
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An American World War II officer is given a new mission -- take the invulnerable German fortress that is strategically key....
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1957
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One of the many "exposes" of corporate corruption filmed in the 1950s, Houston Story was ground out with stingy efficiency by...
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Frank Duncan
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1956
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1956
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The first of two Clark Gable films produced by 20th Century-Fox, Soldier of Fortune casts Gable as an American mercenary,...
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Louis Hoyt
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1955
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Tony Curtis was by 1955 an accomplished enough actor to get through the costumed derring-do of The Purple Mask minus the...
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Capt. Charles Laverne
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1955
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In a fleabitten Western town, gunslingers Dell Delaney (Gene Barry) and Red Hillman (Darren McGavin) challenge each other to...
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1955
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Upon his release from prison, gangster Dan Varrel (Gene Barry) vows to kill Lois Williams (Nancy Gates), the woman...
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1955
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Alaskan salmon fisherman Matt Kelly (Robert Ryan) doesn't care who he runs over in race to get ahead in life. He even manages...
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Verne Williams
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1954
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Ross Hunter hadn't yet completely graduated to glossy, star-studded soap operas when he produced the taut crime meller Naked...
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Al Willis
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1954
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On paper, Red Garters sounds like a wonderful idea: a raucous spoof of westerns, done up in the stylized fashion of a...
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Rafael Moreno
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1954
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Because of its misleadingly sensual title and the participation of screenwriter/director F. Hugh Herbert (author of the...
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1953
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Paramount's Pine-Thomas production unit takes the plunge into the 3-D craze in Those Redheads from Seattle. The titular...
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Johnny Kisco
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1953
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H.G. Wells's War of the Worlds had been on the Paramount Pictures docket since the silent era, when it was optioned as a...
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Dr. Clayton Forrester
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1953
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The city of the title is Los Alamos, where nuclear physicist Gene Barry lives and works. Terrorists kidnap Barry's son and...
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Dr. Addison
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1952
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