Kevin Smith

Writer and Director of “Clerks III”

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Writer-director Kevin Smith discusses his new film “Clerks III” and how it is another snapshot of his life.

‘Clerks III’ is another snapshot of Kevin Smith’s life

Writer-director Kevin Smith discusses his new film “Clerks III” and how it is another snapshot of his life.

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“Clerks” grossed $3 million at the box office, but director Kevin Smith says he didn’t get rich off of it.

‘Clerks III’ is a meditation on life after Kevin Smith’s heart attack

“Clerks” grossed $3 million at the box office, but director Kevin Smith says he didn’t get rich off of it.

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Back in 2009, before the advent of popular crowd-funding sites Kickstarter and Indiegogo, Kevin Smith considered tapping his fans to fund the low budget horror film Red State.

Kevin Smith Talks Kickstarter

Back in 2009, before the advent of popular crowd-funding sites Kickstarter and Indiegogo, Kevin Smith considered tapping his fans to fund the low budget horror film Red State.

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