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Cast
- 2008 - Valkyrie
- 2008 - Wanted
- 2008 - Get Smart
- 2007 - September Dawn
- 2006 - These Foolish Things
- 2004 - Elektra
- 2003 - The Haunted Mansion
- 2002 - Full Frontal
- 2001 - Revelation
- 2001 - Ma femme est une actrice
- 2000 - Red Planet
- 1999 - The Limey
- 1999 - Bowfinger
- 1999 - Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
- 1997 - Tiré à Part
- 1994 - The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert
- 1993 - The Real McCoy
- 1988 - Alien Nation
- 1988 - Young Guns
- 1987 - Wall Street
- 1987 - The Sicilian
- 1986 - Legal Eagles
- 1986 - Directed by William Wyler
- 1985 - Link
- 1984 - The Company of Wolves
- 1984 - The Hit
- 1980 - Superman II
- 1978 - Superman
- 1978 - The Thief of Baghdad
- 1968 - Theorem
- 1968 - Blue
- 1967 - Histoires Extraordinaires
- 1967 - Poor Cow
- 1967 - Far From the Madding Crowd
- 1966 - Modesty Blaise
- 1965 - The Collector
- 1962 - Billy Budd
- 1962 - Term of Trial
Articles
- Feb 28 2007 - 'Tropic Thunder' and 'Get Smart' casting news
- Jan 17 2007 - Rock and Stamp 'Get Smart'
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