AFI revisits '100 Years ... 100 Movies'

January 19, 2007 Gearing up for the next installment of its annual TV special under the banner of "AFI's 100 Years...," the American Film Institute has decided to play it again, Sam. More than 1,500 jurors, drawn from directors, screenwriters, actors, editors, cinematographers, critics and historians, will be asked to make their choices from a list of 400 American, narrative feature films, including long-standing classics as well as newly eligible films released from 1996-2006. The results will be presented in a three-hour program, directed by Gary Smith, exec produced by Smith and Frederick S. Pierce and produced by Dann Netter and Bob Gazzale, which will air on CBS in June.

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