Paul Haggis

Posted Sep 12, 2011 11:54:50 PM.

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Canadian writer and director and two time Academy Award winner Paul Haggis talks to showbiz editor Gloria Martin about his charity “Artists for Peace and Justice” which provides aid to Haiti and brings together a-listers like Russell Crowe, Gerard Butler, Olivia Wilde, Lionel Ritchie and Nicole Kidman.

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