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Aaron Spelling
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In short · Produced for six decades — 44 credits.
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34 credits
Charlie's Angels(2000)
executive producer
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Soapdish(1991)
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Loose Cannons(1990)
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Satisfaction(1988)
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Surrender(1987)
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'night, Mother(1986)
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Cruise Into Terror(1978)
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Baby Blue Marine(1976)
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The Legend of Valentino(1975)
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Savages(1974)
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Cry Panic(1974)
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Hit Lady(1974)
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Death Cruise(1974)
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The Death Squad(1974)
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Death Sentence(1974)
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The Girl Who Came Gift-Wrapped(1974)
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Satan's School for Girls(1973)
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The Affair(1973)
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Hijack!(1973)
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Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole(1972)
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The Bounty Man(1972)
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A Taste of Evil(1971)
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Yuma(1971)
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The Trackers(1971)
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Five Desperate Women(1971)
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The Death of Me Yet(1971)
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The House That Would Not Die(1970)
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Run, Simon, Run(1970)
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The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again(1970)
Producer
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The Love War(1970)
Producer
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Additional credits1Show
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- Inside TV LandSelf · 2000
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