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Evolution - Darwin's Dangerous Idea
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Starring
Richard Dawkins
Liam Neeson
Chris Larkin
Directors
David Espar
Susan K Lewis
Writer
Richard Dawkins
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8 hr
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Documentary
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This magazine-style documentary outlines biological evolution through a variety of dramatizations and data delivered by expert testimony.
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Richard Dawkins
as Apresentador
Liam Neeson
as Narrator
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Chris Larkin
as Charles Darwin
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Mark Tandy
as Erasmus Darwin
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Richard Dawkins
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David Espar
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Susan K Lewis
Director
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Matt Platts-Mills
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Russell Barnes
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