Academy Award-nominated actor Alec Baldwin engages beloved screen star Gene Wilder in an intimate conversation about the...
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2008
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Expo: Magic of the White City documents the historically significant Chicago World's Fair of 1893. Considered by many to be...
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Narrator
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2005
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2005
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Directed by Joyce Chopra, Murder in a Small Town stars Gene Wilder as a successful Broadway director who moves to...
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Larry Carter
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1999
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Gene Wilder wrote and starred in this detective story produced for the A&E cable television network. Set in 1938, Wilder...
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Screenwriter, Larry "Cash" Carter
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1999
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Originally produced for NBC television, this adaptation of the Lewis Carroll classic features an impressive cast, including...
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1999
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When con man Eddie Dash (Richard Pryor) is released from prison he's told to fulfill the required 100 hours of community...
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George/Abe Fielding
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1991
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The once-in-a-lifetime collaboration between star Gene Wilder and director Leonard Nimoy resulted in the charmingly haphazard...
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Duffy Bergman
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1990
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The third pairing of comic actors Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder was much less successful than their previous team-ups,...
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Screenwriter, Dave Lyons
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1989
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Gene Wilder directed and wrote (along with Terence Marsh) this mild farce which is a pale reminder of Wilder's glory days in...
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Director, Screenwriter, Larry Abbot
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1986
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Gene Wilder's remake of this 1976 French comedy is a Hollywood version of what happens when Theodore (Wilder), an ordinary ad...
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Director, Screenwriter, Theodore Pierce
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1984
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Gene Wilder stars as Michael Jordon, an architect on the run from false murder charges, who hooks up with Kate Hellman...
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Michael Jordon
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1982
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Sunday Lovers is a fitfully amusing study of weekend romantic techniques as practiced in four different cultures. Each...
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Director, Screenwriter, Skippy
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1980
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After the excellent audience response to their teaming in Silver Streak, Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor reunited for this zany...
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Skip Donahoe
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1980
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Avram Belinsky
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1979
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Rudy Valentine
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1977
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While taking a train trip from L.A. to Chicago, mild-mannered George Caldwell (Gene Wilder) makes the acquaintance of Hilly...
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George Caldwell
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1976
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Comic actor Gene Wilder made his debut as a writer and director in this period comedy in which he plays Sigerson Holmes, the...
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Director, Screenwriter, Sigerson Holmes
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1975
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Vulgar, crude, and occasionally scandalous in its racial humor, this hilarious bad-taste spoof of Westerns, co-written by...
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Jim, the Waco Kid
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1974
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Harry Evers
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1974
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Lending his burlesque touch to 1970s genre revision, Mel Brooks followed his hit "western" Blazing Saddles with this parody...
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Screen Story, Screenwriter, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein
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1974
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The Fox
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1974
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Rhinoceros is another American Film Theatre movie recording a notable stage production. The incomparable duo of Zero Mostel...
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Stanley
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1974
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Woody Allen's in-name-only adaptation of the once notorious sexual reference guide by Dr. David Reuben contains seven...
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Dr. Ross
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1972
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Gene Wilder and Bob Newhart star as husbands who have some explaining to do in this made-for-television comedy. Wilder stars...
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1971
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Promoted as a family musical by Paramount Pictures, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is more of a black comedy,...
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Willy Wonka
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1971
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Quackser Fortune (Gene Wilder) is a carefree fertilizer merchant in Dublin. Something of a local "character," Quackser...
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Quackser Fortune
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1970
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Two French peasants are mistaken for a pair of aristocratic nobles in this historical situation comedy. Gene Wilder and...
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Claude/Philippe
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1970
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Theatrical producer Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) was once the toast of Broadway. Now he lives in his seedy office, cadging...
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Leo Bloom
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1968
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Producer/star Warren Beatty had to convince Warner Bros. to finance this film, which went on to become the studio's...
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Eugene Grizzard
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1967
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Bernard
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1966
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Percy MacKaye's classic play concerning a 17th century scarecrow's mission to destroy true love springs to life in this...
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