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Why does your IMDB page list the Emmanuelle films in your directed films section?--TheMovieBuff (talk) 18:34, 22 March 2014 (UTC)

My attorneys and IMDB have had a long-running "conversation". IMDB has admitted that the correct attribution for the Emmanuelle films is "L. L. Shapira", which is the directorial credit listed in the film itself, as well as all VHS and DVD boxes. But they refuse to change the link to my page. I do not have the deep pockets that Amazon has, hence I have not been able to pursue legal remedy. I very much appreciate your discontinuing erroneously linking these films to my wikipedia page! Appreciatively, Lev L. Spiro (director of Modern Family, Arrested Development, Weeds, My Name is Earl, and many more...)

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