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Initially, Philip Jr. and Peter collaborated on a documentary about Life magazine; eventually they lured Philip III, 48 and an Episcopal priest.

Several years ago, the county seat, also named Changle, was a dusty, lethargic town with bleak prospects, said Mr. Kwong, who collaborated on a documentary film about Fujianese emigrants in the mid-1990's.

Check out the 10 contenders for the Sports Personality of the Year award Murray does not want his decision to be seen as a snub to the award or the BBC, who he writes a column for during Wimbledon and with whom he collaborated on a documentary ahead of this year's Championships.

Swales and Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen are now collaborating on a documentary.

After months of speculation, Gaga has announced that she and photographer Terry Richardson are collaborating on a documentary, ensuring another whirlwind year for the 26-year-old performer.

When he's not shooting, the New Mexico-based lensman indulges diverse interests: besides wrapping up a rock album -- "I bang the skins and handle all the church organ parts" -- he's collaborating on a documentary about a "painfully transparent town" in Iowa.

David N. Bossie, the president of the conservative group Citizens United who played a pivotal role in publicizing accusations about the Clintons during their White House years, has announced plans to collaborate on a documentary film attacking Mrs. Clinton with Dick Morris, the Clintons' estranged political adviser.

Over the last four months, I have been collaborating on a documentary film entitled "To Be Strong" with Mike O'Brien, a talented filmmaker from Westwood, New Jersey.

When Cahill asked her to collaborate on a documentary, "Boxers and Ballerinas," Marling dropped out of school, and headed to Cuba with him.

Peter Jones -- the documentary's director, producer, and writer -- appeared on CBS This Morning to discuss the project he's dreamed of for 15 years (he says he wrote Johnny a letter every year during that time, asking to collaborate on a documentary about the comedian).

But isn't that, after all, the definition of marriage?" "To this day, I still think of Howard as a journalist," the writer Nicholas Pileggi, who befriended Stringer more than thirty years ago, when they collaborated on a CBS documentary about Italian-Americans, said.