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Oliver Stone Collection 6-Pac (1983)
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Kevin Costner,
Tom Cruise,
Cameron Diaz,
Michael Douglas,
Daryl Hannah,
Woody Harrelson,
Juliette Lewis,
Al Pacino,
Charlie Sheen,
Ann-Margret,
Kevin Bacon,
Raymond J. Barry,
Willem Dafoe
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Charles Kiselyak,
Oliver Stone
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Drama
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Warner Bros.
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English, Spanish, French, Portuguese
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Length: |
951 mins
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