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- ↑ Encyclopedia of Motion Picture Sound By Marty McGee Page 247 TERMINATOR
- ↑ New York Times Kathleen North, Filmography
- ↑ Imdb People of the Wind (1976)
- ↑ James Mason: A Bio-bibliography By Kevin Sweeney Page 182 F101 People of the Wind
- ↑ Companion Encyclopedia of Middle Eastern and North African Film edited by Oliver Leaman Page 215 Iranian Cinema
- ↑ Filmography of American History By Grant Annis George Tracey Page 130 Fly Girls (1999) (Doc.) (W)
- ↑ Jesamine County Public Library American experience, Fly girls, written, produced and directed by Laurel Ladevich
- ↑ Imdb Eye on the Sparrow (1987 TV Movie), Full Cast & Crew
- ↑ Hollywood.com Blue Bayou - Full Cast & Credits