William H. Macy,
LAP97121711-17 DECEMBER 1997-LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA: William H. Macy, who stars in the motion picture satire "Wag the Dog" arrives December 17 the Los Angeles premiere of the film. UPI jr/Jim Ruymen
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