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In article <voaf0v$md3b$1@dont-email.me>, evelynchimelisleeper@gmail.com
(Evelyn C. Leeper) wrote:

> (But then later it discusses MUNCHHAUSEN (THE ADVENTURES
> OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN) (1943), clearly a fantasy. MUNCHHAUSEN is
> available on Hoopla and Kanopy.)

Munchausen turned up on the BBC about the time the Terry Gilliam version
came out.  I bought it on DVD a while after.  A great opening sequence
which completely had me fooled.