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Mark Kermode and Jack Howard Re-watched EYES WIDE SHUT and get together in their regular Sun Pub in London's Drury Lane to talk about Kubrick's 1999 film starring Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise.

With thanks to Richard Gay.

And to The Sun Pub in London's Drury Lane.

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