Through the Eyes of Forrest Gump (1994)
Overview
A look behind the scenes of Robert Zemeckis' 1994 Oscar-winning film, 'Forrest Gump'.
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Additional Info
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| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.345 |
Directed By
Peyton Reed
Crew
William H. Orr
Rick Hays
George Murphy
Stephen Rosenbaum
William Rus
Shawn Maurer
Robert Ball
Jim Gibbons
Linda Siegel
Rick Robertson
Peter Daulton
Miles Perkins
Tom Shelly
John Beal
Steve Howe
Nick Rivera
Kevin Gorman
Jay Bienstock
John Vincent
Peyton Reed
Jane E. Russell
Mark Zavad
Michael Greer
Forrest Brakeman
Kimon Rethis
Ridge Walker
Hayley B. Miller
Ellen Pasternack
Garth O'Donnell
Catherine Meyers
Leah Anton
Paul Fleck
Ken Ralston
Mary Natalizio
Bill Snebold
TOP CAST
Robert Zemeckis
Self
Wendy Finerman
Self
Tom Hanks
Self
Sally Field
Self
Robin Wright
Self
Ken Ralston
Self
George Murphy
Self
Mykelti Williamson
Self
Gary Sinise
Self
Stephen Rosenbaum
Self
Steve Bolan
Self
Peter Daulton
Self
Linda Siegel
Self
Leah Anton
Self
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