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“I didn't really do too much television. I really went straight into film.”

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Stewart Raffill

Stewart Raffill, born on January 27, 1942, is a renowned screenwriter with a diverse portfolio that spans genres such as drama, action, and science fiction. Raffill has a rich experience in the film industry and has written scripts for several well-known movies. more

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