The Moviemakers

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The Moviemakers

1973

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A promotional short for Lolly-Madonna XXX (1973).

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8 members

Directing

Richard C. Sarafian

Self

Acting

Rod Steiger

Self

Acting

Robert Ryan

Self

Acting

Season Hubley

Self

Acting

Jeff Bridges

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Acting

Joan Goodfellow

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Acting

Ed Lauter

Self (uncredited)

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Kiel Martin

Self (uncredited)

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