LOCAL BOY: In the early ‘60s, Frank...
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LOCAL BOY: In the early ‘60s, Frank Marshall was just one of the kids at Newport Harbor High who liked drama classes. . . . Today he’s in the limelight after directing his first film, “Arachnophobia.” Marshall spent years producing films, “but when you’re director, you get to call the shots,” he says. . . . One of them was to cast his high school chum Peter Jason as a football coach.
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