Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend Review
A review of the Ryan Polomski documentary featuring the story of Basketball star Raymond Lewis.
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Studio:La Bille Bleue
Cast
Hélène Choquette
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Anne-Marie Cadieux
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Denyse Baillargeon
Self - Historian
Roger Blanchette
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Claudette Carbonneau
Self - CSN President 2002–2011
Donald Cuccioletta
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Lucie Dagenais
Self - CSN Activist 1963–1995
Kathleen Durocher
Self - UQAM PhD Student in History
Gérald Larose
Self - CSN President 1983–1999
Marc Laviolette
Self - CSN President 2012–2021
Jacques Létourneau
Self - Historian
Jonathan Livernois
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