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film by Hughes [1991]
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  • John Hughes
    John Hughes

    …he directed his last film, Curly Sue, in 1991. He produced Miracle on 34th Street (1994), a remake of the classic 1947 film, and New Port South (2001), a film written by his son James. Among the films he was credited with writing (under his pseudonym) were Maid in Manhattan…

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    …he directed his last film, Curly Sue, in 1991. He produced Miracle on 34th Street (1994), a remake of the classic 1947 film, and New Port South (2001), a film written by his son James. Among the films he was credited with writing (under his pseudonym) were Maid in Manhattan…

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