Toronto International Film Festival
TOR98092004 - 20 SEPTEMBER 1998 - TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA: Actor Gene Hackman and his wife pose for the media as they arrive for the gala premiere of "Antz" at Roy Thomson Hall on closing night Saturday, September 19, at the Toronto International Film Festival. .UPI c.c./wy/Christine Chew
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