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When I searched for a definition of iconic, several of the sources said something along the lines of “being an icon.” I generally think of an icon as a person. You don’t typically hear of a film being referred to as an icon, though we do frequently hear certain American movies described as iconic. The Godfather (1972) is often cited as a quintessential example. The Cambridge Dictionary defines iconic as “relating to or characteristic of a famous person or thing…

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Kathleen Kennedy: The Fellowship 2020

Kathleen Kennedy might be Hollywood’s most powerful woman, but she’s still a little unused to the spotlight. For years, she’s served comfortably as a puppeteer – an invisible hand pulling at the strings. Now it’s Kennedy’s moment to step out of the shadows. As president of Lucasfilm, she’s the person behind a new generation of Star Wars films, television shows, books and games. “I am much more comfortable behind the camera,” she jokes. “But I like being a role model…

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May Listener Requests

This week on Saturday Cinema, host Lynne Warfel plays two hours of listeners’ requests for music from their favorite films and TV shows, including The West Wing, Mission Impossible and The Cider House Rules. Listen now!

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