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We're discussing the 1976 Oscar-winning classic directed by Alan Pakula and written by William Goldman (one of Aaron Sorkin's screenwriting heroes). WOODSTEIN!
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Here are some extra tidbits:
- "Telling the Truth about Lies" - a featurette on the making of the film
- An article Gordon Willis wrote for American Cinematographer in 1976 about his work on the film, including his use of split diopters.
- Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later - which features Josh Malina in the role of Deep Throat
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