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Documentary about the making of Sam Peckinpah's 1971 film "Straw Dogs."
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52 min
2003-03-08
Released
English
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Self - Host
Self - President ABC Pictures 1968-71
Self - Stuntman
Self - Screenwriter of Straw Dogs
Self - Assistant to Sam Peckinpah & Companion
Self - Actor / Charlie Venner
Self - Extra / Local Resident
Self - Actor / Norman Scutt
Self - Ran Universal Pictures, Europe
Self - Editor
Self - Actor / Major John Scott
Self - Producer of Straw Dogs
Self - Actor / Director / Bertie Hedden
Self - Extra / Local Resident
Self - Actress
Self - Author of The Siege of Trencher's Farm
Self - Film Studies Writer / Academic
Self (archive footage)
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