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Just a Station on His Way? Altman's Transition From Television to Film
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  • 2006Directed by Steven Spielberg109 cited
  • 1991The expanding vista: American television in the Kennedy years103 cited
  • 2010Robert Altman: the oral biography54 cited
  • 2008Making waves: new cinemas of the 1960s52 cited
  • 2018The Hollywood Renaissance25 cited

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