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Julia Child!
America's Favorite Chef
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The life and legacy of Julia Child is remembered and celebrated in this special program. The film tells two love stories: one between Julia and Paul Child, the other between Julia and French food. It includes photos never before seen.
Alternate Title:
Julia! America's favorite chef
American masters (Television program)
America's favorite chef
American masters (Television program)
America's favorite chef
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Imprint:
[Boston] - WGBH Boston Video
ISBN:
1593752334
Language:
English
Credits:
Editor, Bernice Schneider ; music, Claudio Ragazzi.
Performers:
Narrator, Michael Murphy.
Notes:
DVD, region 1, full screen presentation; Dolby Digital
Closed-captioned
Closed-captioned
Statement of responsibility:
[produced by WGBH/Boston in association with Thirteen/WNET New York American Masters] ; produced and written by Marilyn Mellowes
Characteristics:
1 videodisc (57 min.) :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in
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Add a CommentInsightful, enjoyable look at Julia's life. It's amazing what she accomplished having just published her first book at 40. It's nice to see learn more about her other love, Paul.
very well done documentary. with bits of her old shows and and parodies on her shows -). i wish there was more. got to read the book
I thought I was getting one of Julia's old shows on DVD, but instead it was a great documentary on her life. A nice surprise... I learned quite a few new things about her, that some other books don't mention.