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Born September 3, 1938 (age 86) • London • England
Notable Works “A Number” • “Cloud 9” • “Escaped Alone” • “Icecream” • “Love and Information” • “Objections to Sex and Violence” • “Owners” • “Serious Money” • “Softcops” • “This is a Chair” • “Top Girls” • “What If If Only”
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British writer and director Mike Leigh.
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