Gary Baum

Hollywood Reporter

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Gary Baum is a senior writer for the Hollywood Reporter.

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We sat down recently with filmmaker Kevin Smith in his home studio to talk about his new movie ‘Jay and Silent Bob Reboot’--and a lot of other stuff.   
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Reporter Gary Baum on Stan Lee’s difficult final year and claims of elder abuse

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