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Wikifying

Hi, I saw your note on Aboutmovies' talk page, and took a quick whack at wikifying the article. Looks like you put some good work into it. But there's more that should be done to make it a good Wikipedia article.

Most important will be to add citations to third-party works. I have no doubt that for someone as accomplished as this, there must be some critical work out there that summarizes his life and/or evaluates his body of work. It's important to add inline citations, especially on a biography of a living person.

Great start, and good luck! -Pete (talk) 01:00, 18 February 2009 (UTC)

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