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Zagat's guide
Nina Zagat previews the best of New York Dining with the 2005 edition of the Zagat Survey’s New York City Restaurants. Then, Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Alexander Payne (Election and About Schmidt) takes a tour of California wine country with his latest film, Sideways. He joins us today with co-writer Jim Taylor, and actor Paul Giamatti, the film’s star.
Nina Zagat
Nina Zagat on the Zagat Survey’s 2005 edition of New York City Restaurants.
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» Read the key findings and trends from the guide
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Alexander Payne and Paul Giamatti
Director Alexander Payne, co-writer Jim Taylor and actor Paul Giamatti discuss their new film, Sideways.
» More on the film
Music
Soundtrack to Sideways, music by Rolfe Kent: "Constantine Snaps His Fingers" / "Asphalt Groovin’" / "Miles’ Theme" / "Lonely Day"
» More on the film
Music
Soundtrack to Sideways, music by Rolfe Kent: "Constantine Snaps His Fingers" / "Asphalt Groovin’" / "Miles’ Theme" / "Lonely Day"
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