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Los Angeles.CA.USA. Fred Ward (as Henry Miller) and Maria de Medeiros (as Anais Nin) in (C) Universal Pictures film, Henry & June (1990) Director: Philip Kaufman Writer: Philip Kaufman and Rose Kaufman
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