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This documentary series explores the growth, influence, and competition between Amsterdam, London, and New York throughout 400 years, highlighting their impact on architecture, inventions, and the pursuit of progress and prosperity. Magnificent Three: Cities that Shaped History is a 2017 American English-language Documentary show starring Justin Hires, Jon Foo, Aimee Garcia, Page Kennedy, Wendie Malick and Frédéric Wilner. The series is based on Rush Hour by Jim Kouf Ross LaManna. Doozer in association with RatPac Television, New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. Television. were the production houses involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Trey Callaway, Steven Fielder, Andrew Cholerton, Carlos Jacott and Brian Chamberlayne. Series originally aired on CBS in English. Warner Bros. Television acquired the distribution rights for the show. Creators of the series include Bill Lawrence and Blake McCormick. Magnificent Three: Cities that Shaped History has only one season and a cumulative total of 13 episodes which have a running time of 60 minutes each. Cinematography was done by David Connell, Christian Sebaldt and Marshall Adams and editing by Roger Bondelli, Noel Rogers, Elisa Cohen and Mike Banas. The music was composed by Waz-jackson & Al Sgro.
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Date2017
Language
French
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Documentary
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