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Who produced the movie, "Escape from New York"?
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Larry J. Franco and Debra Hill were the movie's producers.
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When did the motion picture "Escape from New York" debut?
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The film was released in July, 1981.
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Which movie came before Escape from New York in the series?
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"John Carpenter's Escape from L.A." is the name of the movie's prequel.
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What is the approximate runtime of the motion picture "Escape from New York"?
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The runtime for the film is 99 minutes.
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What was the estimated budget for the production of the film "Escape from New York"?
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$6.0 million was the budget for this film.
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What was the slogan from the film, Escape from New York?
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The movie's slogan was, "1997. New York city is now a maximum security prison. Breaking out is impossible. Breaking in is insane."
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The motion picture, "Escape from New York" is in what genre?
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The movie is classified as: Western, Thriller and Indie.
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What locations were used to film scenes in the movie Escape from New York?
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Locations used to film the movie include St. Louis and New York.
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What year was the music album "Escape from New York" released?
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The album was recorded in April, 2000.
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Who directed the motion picture "Escape from New York"?
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John Carpenter was the movie's director.