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This Day in Film History:
March 5
1922:
Nosferatu premieres in Berlin
1928:
Mother Machree opens. John Wayne makes an uncredited appearance, marking his first collaboration with director John Ford. The two go on to make more than 20 films together.
1936:
Citing the ongoing Writers' Guild strike, screenwriter Dudley Nichols refuses his Oscar for the film The Informer.
1977:
Martin Sheen suffers a heart attack during the filming of Apocalypse Now.
1982:
John Belushi dies of an overdose in Los Angeles.
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