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This Day in Film History:
July 13
1942:
Harrison Ford is born in Chicago.
1999:
Four months after the death of its director, Stanley Kubrick, Eyes Wide Shut has its world premier. The film opens to moderate business (a $21.71 million opening weekend). Kubrick's final work had caused controversy over edits forced upon it to earn its R rating.
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