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PAL George - England

WEL James - USA

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Lynch David - USA

MORA Philip - USA

WISE Robert - USA

HILL Roy Jordon - USA

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VADIM Roger - France

DANTE Joe - USA

LUKES George - USA

SIGEL Don - USA

SCOTT Ridley - England

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BESSON Luc - France

JURAN Nathan - England

KUBRICK Stanley - England

LESTER Richard - England

MILLER George - Australia

RUSSELL Mack - USA

HYAMS Peter - USA

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ARNOLD Jack - USA

GRIFFIT David - USA

CRIGHTON Michael - USA

CAMERON James - USA

Lipstad - USA

MAMULYAN Ruben - USA

STEPHANIE Frederick - USA

RADFORD Michael - England

WILCOX Fred - USA

FELLINI Federico - Italy

FLEMING Gordon - England

WILCOX Fred - USA

EMMERICH Roland - USA

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BERTOLUCCI Bernardo - Italy

MACKENDRICK Alexander - England

ROSSELLINI Roberto - Italy

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