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A Sequel Not Worth Your Time.

Film critic John Powers reviews "Lethal Weapon 3."

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Other segments from the episode on May 15, 1992

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, May 15, 1992: Interview with Ed Lachman; Interview with Frances Lear; Review of the film "Lethal Weapon 3."
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Cinematographer and Director Ed Lachman.

Cinematographer and director Ed Lachman. He's shot films for many famous directors both in Europe and America, including Werner Herzog, Wim Wenders, Bernardo Bertolucci, Paul Schrader and David Byrne. He's also shot his own films and videos. He most recently worked on the new Hanif Kureishi film "London Kills Me."

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Frances Lear Discusses her Memoir.

Frances Lear founded Lear's Magazine. At one time she was married to TV producer Norman Lear, and though her life, from the outside, seems quite pleasant and successful, her new memoir "The Second Seduction" details a life full of pain.

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Will Ferrell Shines In Laugh-Filled 'Other Guys.'

The Adam McKay comedy stars Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg as mismatched cops who are suddenly thrust from inside the police precinct out onto the streets. And critic David Edelstein says some scenes had him doubled over with laughter.

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