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+<title>Bill Wattenburg’s Background: Movie Projects</title>
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+<h1>Movies</h1>
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+<p>Bill Wattenburg played the tough guy talk show host and tennis player (Nolan
+Kennard) in Clint Eastwood’s 1988 Dirty Harry movie, “The
+Dead Pool”. He next worked with Eastwood and played the role of the pit boss in the
+filming of “Pink Cadillac”.</p>
+
+<p>Clint Eastwood made one of his rare public appearances on Wattenburg’s talk
+show to express his views on the political issues on the California ballot in
+November 1990. The two of them teamed up for two hours, live on KGO, before the
+California audience to support the Legislative Term Limit initiative,
+Proposition 140. This “voter’s revolt” was strongly opposed by the
+political powerhouses who were unleashing a multi-million dollar, last-minute TV
+blitz using other Hollywood personalities to defeat the initiative. The polls
+were predicting that Proposition 140 would be defeated. It passed two days
+later.</p>
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