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Meticulous craftsman: Network director Sidney Lumet was in Toronto to promote his new film, Prince of the City, opening Friday at the Uptown I
Meticulous craftsman: Network director Sidney Lumet was in Toronto to promote his new film, Prince of the City, opening Friday at the Uptown I

Meticulous craftsman: Network director Sidney Lumet was in Toronto to promote his new film, Prince of the City, opening Friday at the Uptown I

Date8/17/1981
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Movie director Sidney Lumet: He literally gets down to work on the movie comedy Network being made at CFTO studios.
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