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The Untold Story of How Robert De Niro Saved Terry Gilliam’s ‘Brazil’ From Studio Oblivion

by Naser Nahandian

In the annals of great filmmaker-versus-studio battles, Terry Gilliam's fight to release his 1985 dystopian satire ...

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