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John Badham explains why it was difficult to make 'Wargames' (1983): "At the time, nobody wanted to make 'WarGames' (1983). Leonard [Goldberg] managed to get it set up with United Artists…. It was tough to make, and the attitude of the studios was, “It’s about some kid with a... show more

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