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You Can't Hurry Love (1988)

Straight Outta Compton (2015)

Black Dynamite (2009)

First Sunday (2008)

Freedom Writers (2007)

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River Runs Through It, A (1992) -- (Movie Clip) The Body Fuels The Mind

River Runs Through It, A (1992) -- (Movie Clip) Just The Macleans

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

You Can't Hurry Love (1988)

Make-Up (Feature Film)

Straight Outta Compton (2015)

Black Dynamite (2009)

First Sunday (2008)

Freedom Writers (2007)

Fall Time (1995)

You Can't Hurry Love (1988)

Make-Up (Special)

Heart and Soul (1989)

Makeup Assistant

Life Events

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River Runs Through It, A (1992) -- (Movie Clip) The Body Fuels The Mind 1926, returning to Montana after six years at Dartmouth, Norman Maclean (Craig Sheffer) with his minister father (Tom Skerritt), then brother Paul (Brad Pitt), now a reporter in Helena, in director Robert Redford’s A River Runs Through It, 1992, from Maclean’s semi-autobiographical novella.

River Runs Through It, A (1992) -- (Movie Clip) Just The Macleans Montana, 1918, Maclean brothers Norman and Paul (Craig Sheffer, Brad Pitt) prove more daring than pals (Michael Cudlitz, Rob Cox, Buck Simmonds) and “shoot the shoots” of the Blackfoot River, in A River Runs Through It, 1992, Robert Redford directing from Norman Maclean’s novella.

River Runs Through It, A (1992) -- (Movie Clip) Let The Fireworks Begin Home to Missoula, Montana in 1926, Dartmouth grad Norman Maclean (Craig Sheffer) inquires with Chub (Michael Cudlitz) about the striking Jesse Burns (Emily Lloyd), later discussing a then-new tune by Mort Dixon and Ray Henderson, in Robert Redford’s A River Runs Through It, 1992.

Robe, The (1953) -- (Movie Clip) We The Nobles Of Rome Arresting narration from Richard Burton in his star-making role as fictional Roman tribune Gallio, tangling with a spurned (uncredited) girlfriend then meeting Christian slave Demetrius (Victor Mature), in Hollywood's first wide-screen feature, from 20th Century Fox, The Robe, 1953.

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