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MTV: The Real World You Never Saw: Paris (2003)
Cameras are rolling all the time when MTV trains them on the band of seven strangers picked to live in a breathtaking mansion in Paris during the 2003 season of "The Real World." But given that each episode requires only 30 minutes of footage, there's much more that fans don't see.
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Cameras are rolling all the time when MTV trains them on the band of seven strangers picked to live in a breathtaking mansion in Paris during the 2003 season of "The Real World." But given that each episode requires only 30 minutes of footage, there's much more that fans don't see.
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In Theaters:11/11/2003
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