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The Stars in ‘And the Band Played On’ Almost Outshine Its Message
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The Stars in ‘And the Band Played On’ Almost Outshine Its Message

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​Peter Piatkowski
/ 11 October 2023

The starry cast in Aaron Spelling’s adaptation of Randy Shilts’ And the Band Played On makes this message film a Hollywood spectacle as much as a work of activist pop art.

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