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Wise Blood (1979)

directed by John Huston
writing credits:
Flannery O'Connor (novel)
Benedict Fitzgerald (screenplay)

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Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)

Directed by Jon Avnet
Writing Credits:
Fannie Flagg (novel & screenplay)

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The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars
& Motor King (1976)

Directed by John Badham
Writing Credits:
Hal Barwood
William Brashler (novel)

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The Fighting Temptations(2003)

Directed by Jonathan Lynn
Writing Credits:
Elizabeth Hunter (story)
Elizabeth Hunter (screenplay)

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Over the Top (1918)

Directed by Wilfrid North
Writing Credits:
Robert Gordon Anderson(scenario)
Arthur Guy Empey(book)

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Baby of the Family (2002)

Directed by Jonee' Ansa
Credits:
Jonee' Ansa(screenwriter)
Tina McElroy Ansa(screenwriter)

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Banned from the Television II (1998)

60 min. Another offering of snipped-out segments taken from moments too racy to hit the small screen publicly. Fans of shock-value programming will be well-appeased.

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The Rose and the Jackal (1990)

Directed by Jack Gold
Writing Credits:
Eric Edson (screenwriter)

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Still Ramblin' (2001)

Directed by Randall Franks
Writing Credits:
Randall Franks

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Melvyn Douglas
Sam Hennings
Lisa Sheridan
Carrie Preston
Brett Butler
Blake Clark

Richard Wayne Penniman "Little Richard"
James Brown
Otis Redding
Duane Allman – The Allman Brothers
Mike Mills and Bill Berry of R.E.M.