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Surely Lerner may make a more congenial play
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Michael Lerner could have followed his father, Alan Jay Lerner,
into the world of musical theater. Instead, he became a journalist,
serving as a foreign correspondent for Newsweek, and a filmmaker.
His 2005 feature film debut, "Deadlines," about the war in Lebanon,
snagged awards at film festivals around the world.
So Lerner, unlike his famous father -- the lyricist and book
writer of such shows as "My Fair Lady," "Camelot," "Brigadoon,"
"Gigi" and "Paint Your Wagon" -- was able to re...
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