Filmmaker Interview: EDWARD BURNS, writer/director/star of THE GROOMSMEN (indieBlog Archive)
Actor-filmmaker Edward Burns talks about his breakthrough hit “The Brothers McMullen,” his directorial effort “The Groomsmen,” and the indie film scene.
Actor-filmmaker Edward Burns talks about his breakthrough hit “The Brothers McMullen,” his directorial effort “The Groomsmen,” and the indie film scene.
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