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| | Guardian Unlimited Film | News | Tribute to Stanley Kramer |
 | | Stanley Kramer, who made some of the most highly regarded films in the history of cinema, was responsible for 15 Oscar-winning movies, including High Noon, The Caine Mutiny, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, The Wild One and Judgment at Nuremberg. |
 | | "What epitomised Stanley Kramer as a man and a father and as a film-maker was that line from Judgment at Nuremberg which is: 'Let it be known this is what we stand for: truth, justice and the value of a single human being'," she said. |
 | | Born in New York, Kramer was one of the early independent film-makers operating in the 1940s and 1950s, and made a series of films that won him critical acclaim but made little money. |
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