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Live from Baghdad (2002)
A group of CNN reporters venture to the Iraqi capital to cover the Gulf War.
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A group of CNN reporters venture to the Iraqi capital to cover the Gulf War.
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Genre:Drama, War, TV Movie
Written By:John Patrick Shanley, Timothy J. Sexton, Richard Chapman
In Theaters:12/7/2002
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:HBO Films, Industry Entertainment Partners
Cast
Mick Jackson
Director
Michael Keaton
Robert Wiener
Helena Bonham Carter
Ingrid Formanek
Joshua Leonard
Mark Biello
Lili Taylor
Judy Parker
David Suchet
Naji Al-Hadithi
Bruce McGill
Peter Arnett
Michael Murphy
Tom Johnson
Robert Wisdom
Bernard Shaw
Paul Guilfoyle
Ed Turner
Clark Gregg
Eason Jordan
Hamish Linklater
Richard Roth
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