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Browse notable film critics such as Roger Ebert, Peter Bogdanovich, and Jean-Luc Godard.


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profile name: Roger Ebert
profile occupation: Film Critic, Talk Show Host, Journalist
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profile name: Peter Bogdanovich
profile occupation: Film Actor, Theater Actor, Film Critic, Director, Producer, Journalist, Screenwriter
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profile name: François Truffaut
profile occupation: Film Critic, Director, Producer
profile id: 9313659
profile name: Jean-Luc Godard
profile occupation: Film Critic, Director, Producer, Screenwriter
profile id: 9199608
profile name: Peter Barnes
profile occupation: Film Critic, Playwright
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