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language & sex."

"Missing" (1982)

"A pretty biased slam at Chile

and our government."

"Health" (1980)

"The world's worst movie."

"The Day After" (1983, TV)

"It is very effective & left me greatly depressed. . . . Whether it will be of help to the 'anti-nukes' or not, I can't say. My own reaction was one of our having to do all

we can to have a deterrent & to see there

is never a nuclear war."


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