Film Director Michael Wadleigh

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By John Walters on Thursday, October 7, 2004.
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When the Woodstock Music Festival was held in 1969, nobody expected a film documenting the event to win an Oscar. The three-hour film won the Oscar for Best Documentary. Host John Walters talks with Director Michael Wadleigh, who now lives in Dover, about the legacy of the film and his work in media since Woodstock.

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