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FORREST GUMP turns 32 today. Screenwriter completed the sequel just before 9/11. That morning, he and Robert Zemeckis agreed the world it was written for no longer existed. It featured Forrest in O.J. Simpson’s Bronco chase & dancing with Princess Diana.

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