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Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You is a movie starring Norman Lear, John Amos, and Bea Arthur. A look at the life, work and political activism of one of the most successful television producers of all time, Norman Lear.

Starring: Adrienne Barbeau, John Amos, Bea Arthur, Norman Lear

Genres: Biography, Documentary, History

Director: Rachel Grady, Heidi Ewing

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Genres	Biography, Documentary, History
Director	Rachel Grady, Heidi Ewing
Stars	Adrienne Barbeau, John Amos, Bea Arthur, Norman Lear
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 31M
Description	How did a poor Jewish kid from Connecticut bring us Archie Bunker and become one of the most successful television producers ever? Norman Lear brought provocative subjects like war, poverty, and prejudice into 120 million homes every week. He proved that social change was possible through an unlikely prism: laughter. World Premiere -Opening night selection, Sundance, 2016.

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Monday, 20 Jul 2020 13:55

This is an outstanding film. It is so inspiring, the way it tells the story. It's not like a documentary or a history lesson, it's a unique story that is told from the perspective of the author. This is how a person learns how to be the best. The other version of you I've seen, did the same thing but in a different way. It showed how he was a loser and how he changed. But this film tells him the same thing, how he learned how to be a better person. There is nothing in this film that's not true. Everything is true. This is the truth. It's very inspiring and it will make you want to be a better person. I can't recommend it enough.

Friday, 17 Jul 2020 23:01

This is a documentary film about the life of Norman Lear, the man who invented the TV show "Sesame Street" in the 1960's. Lear was a pioneer in his field, a man who believed that a child's mind was the same as a child's heart. And he was a big proponent of social education, and a leader in his own right. As the director, Michael Pare, puts it, "He believed that the child was the only person who mattered, that the people he taught were the only people he should ever be teaching." Lear also believed that children were the ultimate success stories of the world, and he often saw himself as a child's father figure. He had an unusual vision for how children should be educated. He believed that children should be treated as equal members of society, and that adults should teach their children to think and feel as they did. He also believed that children should learn how to read and write, and that they should be taught to read and write. It was a vision that would eventually come to fruition in the 1960's. Lear and his partner, Irwin DeBruine, also worked on "Happy Days," the TV series that had a lasting effect on the American society. The movie is a little over two hours long, and there are quite a few scenes that are hard to watch. The only problem is that these scenes are not really necessary to the overall message. In fact, there are many scenes that are used to support the overall message. The film is worth watching, even if you are not a fan of Lear. The DVD is available for purchase from Netflix.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 15:43

I thought this documentary was amazing. I can't say enough good things about this movie. It was funny, insightful, and touching. I saw this movie about two months ago and I'm still trying to figure out what it was about. There are so many different stories, and the best part about it is that you get to see the people that are most affected by it. It's almost like you are in a different part of the country when it comes to the situations. I love this documentary and would recommend it to anyone.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 04:13

I am a very conservative person and I am glad that the makers of this film were able to show the truth. The movies that have been made on the subject have all been poorly done. I have never been more surprised that the people who made the films had no idea what they were doing. It was like they were going through the motions of making a documentary, and they didn't know how to end it. I am glad that this movie has been made and I hope that other people will see it and learn the truth about the War on Terror. I think that it is important that people learn about the truth about the War on Terror.

Monday, 06 Jul 2020 00:04

I found this film to be an excellent exploration of the human condition. I was moved by the various stories of the many people in the audience. There was a special feeling that I have never experienced in any other documentary I have seen. I will be looking forward to more of Norman's work.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 20:20

I've watched this film so many times. The story is so inspiring and the filmmaking is very good. I have to say that I think it is a great film. It's hard to believe that Norman Lear is a dead man. This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The film is also very funny and touching. It is really amazing how a man can become so depressed and then turn into a man who is a very great writer and a great person. I recommend this film to everyone.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 10:33

In the 1970s, Mr. Lear decided to take a more active role in his own career, moving to Hollywood and joining a Hollywood star-struck industry. The result was a series of TV and movie programs, and a book, just as he had started it. In this documentary, Lear tries to explain the way he came to Hollywood. He recounts his early years in Chicago, and his early successes in music, including his first hit "One-Eyed Jacks". He tells us how he and his then-wife had a son who became famous as "one-eyed Jacks". Lear was "Jacks" throughout his childhood. His other son, James, was the producer of "One-eyed Jacks". Lear is also very candid about his depression, as he did not know how to make a living. Lear did eventually get a record deal. His son, James, became a successful radio personality in Chicago, and Lear's own show, "One-eyed Jacks" was eventually canceled. The documentary also covers the marriage of Lear's son, James, to a woman who was also in Hollywood. Lear says that his son is a success. He did not want to make his son a success. The documentary is a great source of information on how a man who tried to make it in the music industry, ended up in Hollywood.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 01:36

This is a very interesting documentary that's not afraid to take a long view on an important topic. Lear, the founder of Lear Capital, was a controversial figure. He made a lot of money from a small investment firm he started in the early 1960s, but eventually became convinced that the investments were completely fraudulent. As a result, he started a small hedge fund, which was extremely profitable. He died in 2008 and is considered a cult figure, but the documentary is very accurate in portraying his life and his rise to the top of the business world. Lear was highly influential and a very strong personality, but also a very unstable individual. He was also known for his erratic behavior, including the use of drugs, alcoholism, and violent behavior. Lear was also known for his rejection of the idea of the nuclear family, and for his work in the development of the information age. The documentary goes into detail about his relationship with his wife, his relationship with his children, and his relationship with his wife's friends and colleagues. Lear has been known to take his own life. However, there is a scene where he is talking to a group of business associates and says that he wants to end his life. He later writes that he wants to die at home with his wife and children, which is very similar to the end of his life. Lear is interviewed by friends and family members of his and his wife. They give some of their recollections of the man and his work. There are many fascinating and interesting details of his life and career. Lear's personal life is also fascinating, as well as his work and relationships with other people. This is a very good documentary that's very informative and interesting. The interviewees are very knowledgeable about Lear and his work. This is a very interesting documentary that's worth watching.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 14:00

The actor who played Mike Tyson in the movie "Mike Tyson: The Undisputed Truth" is also the man who played Mike Tyson in this documentary, "Just Another Version of You". He explains that Mike Tyson was actually a good man and that he was in the business of fighting and had a very good life. He also says that his father was very strict with him and that he never spoke to him about his work as a boxer. Mike Tyson says that he has a great life and that he does not have any problems with his work. He also says that he does not want to talk about his work as a boxer. "Just Another Version of You" is a very informative documentary that is worth seeing. It also has some good boxing footage and some funny interviews with some of the boxing greats. If you are a boxing fan and like boxing documentaries, then I recommend this documentary to you.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 02:15

This movie is about a man who was a child prodigy, and a lifelong Hollywood actor who became a struggling actor in the late 1970's and early 1980's. After he was diagnosed with an incurable disease, his future was literally thrown into question. He has his own family, but they are not able to support him. He is given the chance to live his life as he wants, and do what he wants. It is hard to watch this man struggle, but I would urge anyone to watch it. It is a true story of a man's determination to live his life as he wanted, and to be accepted for who he is. I would like to think that people would look at this and realize that they too could be an actor, if they had the strength to accept their self and their life.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 02:38

This film is a must-see for everyone who is interested in how society is changing, and what the world needs to become more like. I had a great time watching it, and I hope it inspires others to do the same. I also enjoyed seeing how different people reacted to the same situation, and how they managed to change it to a more positive one. I also loved the fact that people from all walks of life were interviewed, including a gay man who lost his partner to AIDS. I highly recommend this film to everyone, and I hope it inspires you to get involved in helping to change the world we live in. This is a great film for people who are interested in the world we live in, and who want to learn more about how our world is changing.

Thursday, 28 May 2020 00:10

I had the chance to see this movie at the Cannes Film Festival, and I can say it was a real pleasure to watch this documentary. I really enjoyed it, because it was an informative, yet simple look into how Norman Lear is, well, Norman Lear. The main thing I liked about the documentary is that it was not full of celebrity interviews, but it was more about Lear himself. The whole thing is like a documentary, with some interviews and some screen shots of Lear's work. It's a shame, that Lear died too young, because this is a documentary about Lear, and it would have been great if he was still alive. Anyway, if you're interested in Lear, I'd recommend this movie.

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 00:17

Norman Lear is a truly gifted comedian. He's one of my favorite comedians, and I've always been a big fan of his. I saw this documentary about a year ago and I just loved it. It's an amazing story of how Lear created his first show, and how he managed to stay one step ahead of the industry while getting to the top. Lear has always been a brilliant man, and he is still a genius. I really recommend this documentary to anyone who's interested in comedy. It's well-made and really interesting.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 01:57

In a country that is so quick to judge and condemn, it's amazing to see how people in this country can look past the superficiality of the film and still find some validity to the characters. Richard Nixon is a man who has dominated the United States for half a century and yet he is seen as a moderate, a man who tries to balance his ambition with the need to remain fair to those who will suffer when he attempts to fulfill his ambition. Richard Nixon is shown as a man who takes responsibility for his actions, yet he is also a man who has no qualms about using the legal system to protect himself and his legacy. His wife is portrayed as a woman who would rather put the needs of her family first than any other concern. Despite his many flaws, Nixon has a strong sense of justice and a love of his country. Richard Nixon is presented in a way that paints him as a man of the people, a man who was forced to change because of the political pressures of the time. He is shown as someone who has been a good leader but also someone who has tried to be a good leader, even when it meant sacrificing the interests of his family. This documentary is a great example of how good films can make us see things that we might have not previously considered. The best thing about this film is that it is so easy to relate to Richard Nixon. We are presented with the events of his time in office as well as his personal life and the people who surround him. As a viewer I can't help but feel that Nixon's story is true. If you don't think this is the case, then you need to go see the film. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who is interested in learning more about a man who is currently in the spotlight.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 21:48

I have always enjoyed the Norman Lear Show. I've always loved the storytelling. So I was happy when I heard that HBO had chosen to re-use the same material for the movie version of Lear's final show. This is an entertaining, insightful, and well-made documentary. I'm glad they brought out all the footage from the show. This is the kind of documentary that you can watch again and again and learn something new every time you watch it. I recommend this to everyone. It's great for the whole family.

Monday, 18 May 2020 14:30

Although I'm not a big Lear fan, I do know him and have seen all of his films. I love the way Lear films are filmed. They are like a master class in camera technique. The low light and colour photography are just perfect. They are at the very core of his movies. This is a wonderful documentary about his life. It's more than a biography of Lear. It is a look into the mind of a man who was a master of storytelling and storytelling. It is about his love of cinema, the craft of film, and the art of filmmaking. Lear is a legend. I can't wait to see what he comes up with next.

Monday, 18 May 2020 08:33

With all the "fixations" I've seen in my life, it was nice to get an objective look at how I perceive the world. It was also nice to see how my views have changed over time. I was drawn into the documentary because I saw Norman Lear's own version of the documentary, and thought I'd like to see how others viewed his version as well. This documentary was about Lear's creation of "Just Another Version of You" in response to the current obsession with the Beatles. Lear says the Beatles were the biggest rock band of the time, but they did not have a hit song. Lear says the Beatles were not the Beatles. He says they were "an idealistic band" who wanted to break out of the "tribe" that the other Beatles were in. The Beatles were the Beatles, and Lear is saying that they are not the Beatles, because they didn't have a hit song. I thought this was a very interesting documentary, because it really made me realize how much I've changed over the years. I am so happy that Lear has seen this documentary, because it made me realize how much I've changed, and how much I have to change, to be able to truly understand how I see the world. I think this documentary is very interesting and well done. I highly recommend this documentary.

Friday, 15 May 2020 23:36

I was surprised at how informative this documentary was. I'm a big fan of Norman Lear and the story of his many books was fascinating. However, I was really surprised that it was a little more than a documentary. The book is based on the director's life, but it was still great to hear the stories of the people that worked with Lear, and the people that were involved with the production of the book. Also, I was really surprised to learn about the fact that Lear, the director, had some very personal things he had to go through, as well as the people he was working with. I highly recommend this documentary.

Thursday, 14 May 2020 16:17

The movie is a must see for all Lear fans, and anyone who wants to learn more about his life and his films. In this movie we learn about the things Lear thought about the world, and how he actually thought. It also shows the fact that Lear was not a traditional "film" person. We also see that Lear was not a "traditional" "writer". I can understand how this film is not popular with Lear fans, but I do believe that this film is a must see for all Lear fans.

Thursday, 14 May 2020 10:20

This documentary follows Norman Lear as he tries to put his ideas into action. He is a man who is deeply affected by his father's passing. His father's death was a wake up call for Lear and he has been fighting with himself ever since. His ideas are not for everyone, but they are good for those who are in search of a cure. The film covers everything from his days as a radio announcer to his attempts to get a show on the radio. He is not your typical media personality. His life is the one he chooses to live and is very successful in his choices. I liked this documentary a lot. It was very informative and I feel like Lear is very real in his life. Lear is also a very funny man who is not afraid to say some controversial things. He also has a great sense of humor and it shines through in his interviews. Lear is also very proud of the fact that he is able to get the truth out there in a way that people will listen to. I think that this documentary was well done and I am glad that I watched it. I am sure that many people will find this documentary to be informative and entertaining.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 01:23

I've never been a big fan of Norman Lear but I'm a fan of this documentary. I found it very interesting and it was well made. Lear's interviews are spot on and I found that his interactions with the family were very interesting and insightful. Lear's stories are a bit sketchy but they are informative and well done. I think this documentary could be more informative if Lear had more of a presence in the documentary but he is a part of it. I do think Lear has a very important role to play in this documentary but he didn't have a lot of time to be there. I think this documentary is more of an introduction to Lear's work. Lear's family was very nice to talk to and Lear was very gracious to talk with them. Lear had a very interesting life and his story is interesting. I think Lear is a very interesting and talented man who has a lot to say and that is evident in this documentary. Lear is very interesting and interesting to listen to. This documentary is very well made and worth watching.

Jonathan Martinez

Sunday, 10 May 2020 18:04

An excellent documentary, with a lot of evidence, that proves that the film industry is a great business, and that the movie industry has been in a downward spiral since the early 1970s. Norman Lear's interview with Quentin Tarantino is quite fascinating and the interview with the producers of Pulp Fiction is even more interesting. A lot of the information is in the audio version, but it is not very well presented. This is a good documentary, and one that I would recommend to anyone interested in film.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 12:08

If you are a Lear fan or a Lear fan. This documentary will not disappoint you. Lear's "Unfit for the Posture" is a personal story, told from his perspective. This is the best documentary I've ever seen on Lear and a must-see for anyone who is interested in the man. It is a remarkable story of a man who built a reputation on the words of his students, and how he had to put them to use, despite their speaking in a language they did not understand. Lear is shown as a man who was never happy with his position in life. He had to live with the constant reminder of how he had to make the best of the situation he was in. Lear felt that he was a failure as a speaker, and that he was the only one who was able to do it. He lived a very long life, but it was very short. He did not want to live, he wanted to live in the moment. He would only do it once, and he wanted to live in the moment. He was a man who had a knack for doing things in the right time, and for the right reasons. He was one of the few who were able to build a brand on words and deliver them to the people he wanted to deliver them to. The style of this film is to show the ideas of the man, and the way he did things. Lear's ideas are not just presented as opinions, but rather as facts. Lear is a very interesting man, and I found this film to be very fascinating. Lear was a man who lived his life to the fullest, and was not one who thought too much about the future. He was not one who was afraid of death, but rather a man who knew that death would come, but he was going to be alive to enjoy his time on this earth. Lear was one who could live and enjoy life without being concerned with the future. He lived to be a man, not a human. This is a great film to see, and it is a must-see for anyone interested in the life of one of the most influential people in history.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 16:11

A great documentary about how the 'American Dream' is in trouble, the people involved, and the economic and political system that has fueled this trend. Lear seems to be on the right side of the argument, but the film goes into some detail about how Lear's lifestyle is not really sustainable, and how much of the American Dream is based on the 'buyer-seller' relationship. I was struck by how Lear and his wife are portrayed as the "winner and the loser", as Lear is shown as being at the top, with his wife, and his wife is shown as being at the bottom, and Lear is seen as being the "winner". Lear is very much a poor man, who has been playing the game of the American Dream, for the last 60 years. Lear's strategy is to increase his own income, to the point that he is an "invisible" middle-class American, making a killing selling products to his friends and family. Lear is very much a victim of the system, and the people who were rich before the 1970's, are now rich after the 1980's. Lear is portrayed as the "winner", and it's very hard to see why Lear's wife and son are at the bottom, when Lear's wife is so rich. Lear's strategy is to keep the middle-class Americans in their place, and keep the rich from becoming the rich. Lear is a very rich man, but he is not a winner. He is a victim, and the system is really the victim. I think that this documentary is a must see for anyone who thinks that the American Dream is dying. I was very surprised to see the low rating this documentary has, but it is an important documentary that shows the American Dream as being in trouble, and that the system is actually the victim.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 15:43

This is an interesting documentary on a man who helped invent the computer, but left the industry after it became too commercialized and took a huge chunk of his brain. Leary tells his story, but I have to wonder if the story he tells isn't also true. He talks about his childhood, his struggles with his father, his time in a psychiatric hospital, his relationship with his son, his dealings with the war in Vietnam, and his career as a computer salesman. He doesn't talk about his first meeting with Apple, which he didn't really like. He talks about his success at the time, and the fun he had with his son and his wife. He talks about his illness, his friendships with his wife, and his romance with actress Barbara Streisand. The only thing I would have changed was the ending. I felt that he should have ended the interview with his son and his wife, rather than just leaving them in the audience. Overall, this is a good look at a fascinating man.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 07:49

I'm not sure if I really understand what this documentary is about, but I enjoyed it. I would have liked to see more of the interview with the King himself. There was some fascinating information about the controversial song, "In the Mood," and the fact that Lear had to go to a mental hospital to be treated for his mental instability. Lear was actually getting high on LSD when he performed his final show. The king is very good at talking about what makes him tick and how his genius and his ability to speak a variety of languages came about. The King says he was given the gift of speech by God. This is one of the most interesting aspects of the documentary. If you think you know what it is, then don't be afraid to watch the documentary. The King is a very interesting and compelling figure. You'll definitely want to watch the documentary.

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 12:06

It's been a long time since I've seen a documentary that's as much fun and informative as this one. It's a classic Lear performance, and his wonderful voice, his music, his stories. The documentary starts with a segment of the original play that's almost as good as the film itself, and then goes on to the premiere of the movie. The film is so good that it's hard to describe it. Lear is an amazing storyteller, and it's a pleasure to see him, as he's always been, on screen. The film itself is not a documentary, it's not a biography, it's a concert. Lear's voice, his music, his stories. You'll see it all, and it's a wonderful documentary. 9/10

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 10:49

This documentary is a great piece of work. I had the chance to see this at the "Hall of Fame" in Philadelphia, and I must say it was a great experience. The documentary is about the life of Norman Lear, who was the creator of the sitcom "All in the Family". It is a very interesting and informative documentary. I especially liked the interviews with George Segal, the executive producer of the show, and with the cast and crew. It is really interesting to see how they went about creating the show, how they made it what it is, and how they went about producing it. The interviews are really interesting, and it is really interesting to hear the opinions of the people who were involved in the creation of the show. I also enjoyed the use of music in the film. There are some great songs that are included in the documentary, and they really help to set the mood for the film. I also enjoyed seeing the reaction of the cast and crew when they were first introduced to the show, and I liked the way the film ended. I thought the documentary did a good job of showing the process that went into the creation of the show, and it did a good job of showing the people behind the scenes of the show. I really recommend this documentary to anyone who likes to watch a documentary about a show, or who is interested in the creation of a show. It is really great.

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 10:11

I saw this movie at the Cannes Film Festival in France, and I must say it was the most emotionally moving and moving I have ever seen. I was totally blown away. I am a big fan of Norman Lear, and I have been following his life and work for many years, but I never had the chance to see his first film, 'The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean'. That is why I was so excited to see this movie. Norman Lear was not a great actor, and he did not have a great deal of success in his later years. However, I was very impressed with this movie. It is very moving, and it will make you think about the problems in your life and the things you are doing that make you unhappy. It is not a movie for everyone, but it is definitely worth watching, and I can't wait to see it again!

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 07:21

This is a wonderful documentary about Norman Lear. It is fascinating to watch Lear try to get his ideas across in his short life. It is also fascinating to watch Lear attempt to make sense of the world and his own personal situation. Lear is a fascinating figure in our world, and it is very interesting to see his life unfold as he talks about his ideas and the world around him. Lear is a very funny man. He is very likable and funny. Lear talks about his ideas and the world around him with a lot of wit and charm. Lear is not only a comedian, he is also an artist and a writer. Lear was also a very successful musician, and he also wrote and performed music. Lear is a very interesting man, and his life is fascinating to watch. This is a must see documentary about Norman Lear.

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 07:10

I am a huge Lear fan and this documentary was a great way to see how a brilliant man was so influenced by his own "voice". Lear is brilliant and funny and I highly recommend this documentary. Lear is always so fun to watch and this documentary is a great way to see how he thinks and feels. It is fascinating to see how he thinks about his life and what he has accomplished. He talks about how he has changed over the years and how he still has a huge impact on people. This documentary is very entertaining and you can't help but laugh at how he thinks and feels. Lear is great and a great man and I recommend this documentary to anyone who is a Lear fan.

Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 14:11

I had the opportunity to see this film at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and I loved it. I thought the director did an excellent job of presenting the truth of what was happening in the 1970s. The movie was well-edited and well-acted. I was particularly impressed by the acting of the three main characters, a young boy named Norman, a Jewish boy named Ronnie, and a black boy named Bobby. The director did a good job of showing how Norman's family life was very different from the rest of the family. He also showed how Ronnie was treated by the family as a member of the family, but he was treated as a slave. The director did a good job of showing how the family's members were treated by the police, the court system, and the government. I think this film should be made available to everyone. It should be a part of history, and it should be shown to anyone who is interested in this important issue. I highly recommend it.

Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 07:45

I just saw this movie for the first time, and I was amazed. This is a great documentary about how a man who became famous and then failed at everything he ever did. Norman Lear, who is now in his 80s, was a brilliant and charismatic showman. He used his showmanship to get people to believe that he was a very intelligent man, and also to gain popularity and wealth. He was also very successful at getting women to fall in love with him. But he was a very flawed human being. He was a narcissist, who was very self-centered, and had many problems with his family, including his wife and his son. He was also very paranoid and jealous. And he was very unstable. Norman Lear was a genius, but he was also a very flawed human being. I was very moved by this documentary. It is a very moving and sad story, but also very inspiring. This is one of those documentaries that I would recommend to everyone.

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