This Day in Film History:
November 14
1904:
Baehr, Warfield and Lowe start the People's Vaudville Company, one of the early seeds which grew to form MGM Studio.
1980:
Martin Scorsese's bio-pic of boxer Jake LaMotta, Raging Bull, opens in New York City.
2001:
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone opens in the US. Debuting on a whopping 3,672 screens, the film set the opening weekend mark for November with $90.28 million.
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