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Christopher Reeve, Superman Forever
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Christopher Reeve, Superman Forever

Sep 28, 2024
1h 0m
★ 8.6

Overview

A French documentary on Superman actor Christopher Reeve as told by his French voice dubbing actor, Pierre Arditi.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

CPB Films
TCM Cinéma
SBS Films
Warner Bros. Entertainment France
Česká televize

Christopher Reeve, Superman Forever Trailers

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Cast

Pierre Arditi

Self - Narrator

Pierre Arditi

Christopher Reeve

Self - Actor

Christopher Reeve

Jenette Kahn

Self - DC President

Jenette Kahn

Paul Levitz

Self - DC President

Paul Levitz

Mark Millar

Self - Comic Book Writer

Mark Millar

Mark Waid

Self - Comic Book Writer

Mark Waid

Ilya Salkind

Self - Producer

Ilya Salkind

Peter MacDonald

Self - Camera Operator

Peter MacDonald

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