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Amy Winehouse: Fallen Star (2012)
A biography on the life of Amy Winehouse.
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A biography on the life of Amy Winehouse.
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Genre:History
Written By:Rose Berkman
In Theaters:2/1/2012
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Studio:Reagal Films
Cast
Jason Boritz
Director
Alain Azoulay
Mitch Winehouse
Kahlen Burrus
Amy at Age 5
Pamela Cedar
Janis Winehouse
Freddie De Grate
Darcus Beese
Julia Eringer
Amy Winehouse
Sarah Rochelle Gluzman
Young Amy
Kayla Gorenstein
Juliette
Stacy Leland
Georgia Fielder
Joan Matis
Sylvia Young
Bryant Norman
Amy's Bodyguard
Jake Thornton
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