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Ron Blair
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Ron Blair is known for
Grievous Bodily Harm (1988)
,
The Dismissal (1983)
and
President Wilson in Paris (1973)
.
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Known for
Grievous Bodily Harm
5.2
Script and Continuity Department
1988
The Dismissal
8.2
TV Mini Series
Writer
1983 • 3 eps
President Wilson in Paris
TV Movie
Writer
1973
Lend Me Your Stable
Actor
1962
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The Dismissal
8.2
TV Mini Series
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screenplay
1983
3 episodes
President Wilson in Paris
TV Movie
Writer
1973
Actor
Previous
2
Lend Me Your Stable
1962
The Devil to Pay
Short
1962
Script and Continuity Department
Previous
2
Grievous Bodily Harm
5.2
script editor
1988
Olive
8.4
TV Movie
script editor
1988
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