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Actor David Schwimmer at the Toronto International Film Festival
TOR99091202 - 12 SEPTEMBER 1999 - TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA: Actor David Schwimmer stops to do interviews for television crews on his way into the Elgin Theatre for the premiere of his new film "All The Rage" at the Toronto International Film Festival, September 11, in Toronto, Canada. The festival runs till September 18. jr/cc/Christine Chew UPI

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