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  • EGOT winner
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    …much better with his much-hyped Wolf (1994), from the novel by Jim Harrison about a rather meek book editor who, once bitten, is fated to turn into a werewolf. Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer made an appealing romantic combo, and the early scenes keenly satirized New York’s publishing world. However, Wolf…

    Read More