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Grand Theft Auto

film by Howard [1977]
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  • Ron Howard
    Ron Howard
    / Directing

    …made his directorial debut with Grand Theft Auto, and its financial success led to further opportunities. Among his early hits were a series of comedies that included Night Shift (1982), which centered on two morgue employees (played by Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton) who turn their workplace into an escort…

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    …made his directorial debut with Grand Theft Auto, and its financial success led to further opportunities. Among his early hits were a series of comedies that included Night Shift (1982), which centered on two morgue employees (played by Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton) who turn their workplace into an escort…

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