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The Old Gringo | Media Adaptations
The Old Gringo was adapted for film and released by Columbia Pictures in 1989. The motion picture was directed by Luis Puenzo and starred Gregory Peck, Jane Fonda, and Jimmy Smits.
The video titled Carlos Fuentes was released by Ediciones del Norte and Television Productions and Services Inc. in 1983.
Carlos Fuentes: Bridging the 20th and 21st Centuries, another video, was released by Metropolitan State College in 1998.
Bill Moyers’ A World of Ideas, Volume 8: Carlos Fuentes was released on video by Films for the Humanities in 1994....
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