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David Thomson's 'The Big Screen'

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San Francisco-based film critic and historian David Thomson joins us to discuss his sweeping new work, "The Big Screen: The Story of the Movies." Thomson's other books include "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film" and "Have You Seen...?"

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David Thomson, film critic, historian and author of his latest book is "The Big Screen: The Story of the Movies". His other books include "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film," and "Have You Seen...?"

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