- is a 1983 Argentine-American
sword and
sorcery film
directed by
James Sbardellati (credited as John Watson), and
starring Rick Hill,
Barbi Benton, Bernard...
- Louvish, p. 304;
Sbardellati and Shaw, p. 501. Louvish, pp. 296–297; Robinson, pp. 538–543; Larcher, p. 77. Louvish, pp. 296–297;
Sbardellati and Shaw, p. 503...
- Inquisition.
Temple University Press. p. 312. ISBN 978-0-87722-532-4. John
Sbardellati; Tony Shaw.
Booting a Tramp:
Charlie Chaplin, the FBI, and the Construction...
- used
cutaways before the
attacks occurred.
Second unit
director James Sbardellati, who
later directed Deathstalker, was
hired to
enliven the film; he filmed...
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Katte Fiona Mahl Rob
Morrow Emile Nicolaou Edward R.
Pressman James Sbardellati Robert Shaye Richard Stanley Tim ****van
David Thewlis Val
Kilmer Critical...
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language English Production Executive producer Roger Corman Producers James Sbardellati Thomas M.
Hammel Production locations Charleston,
South Carolina Johns...
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Australasian Journal of
American Studies. 26 (2): 74–88. JSTOR 41054077. John
Sbardellati & Tony Shaw (2003). "Booting a Tramp:
Charlie Chaplin, the FBI, and the...
- Jack Hill Hill
credited as
Brian Stuart 1983
Deathstalker James Sbardellati Sbardellati credited as John
Watson 1985
Barbarian Queen Héctor
Olivera 1987...
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discussion among scholars of
Marxist movements and of the
Hollywood Ten. John
Sbardellati of the
University of
Waterloo argued in the
journal Cold War History...
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American Ideals".
Cobblestone Entertainment.
Retrieved January 22, 2011.
Sbardellati, John (May 15, 2012). J.
Edgar Hoover Goes to the Movies: The FBI and...
