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Pizza and a movie, all grown up

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It’s the ultimate pizza party: Phil Rosenthal, the creator and executive producer of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” and his wife, actress Monica Horan (Amy on “Raymond”), have hosted Sunday movie nights for years. Guests flock to their Tuscan-style villa in Hancock Park and dine on pizza made in the same type of wood-fired oven at L.A.’s Pizzeria Mozza.

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( Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times )
It’s the ultimate pizza party: Phil Rosenthal, the creator and executive producer of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” and his wife, actress Monica Horan (Amy on “Raymond”), have hosted Sunday movie nights for years. Guests flock to their Tuscan-style villa in Hancock Park and dine on pizza made in the same type of wood-fired oven at L.A.’s Pizzeria Mozza.
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