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Richard Linklater on the Making of "Boyhood": VICE Meets

United StatesPublished July 10, 2014

Views 117K  |  Likes 977  |  Comments 127
Views#7,269,852Global
Views#1,519,910United States

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VICEVICE
19.2M subs•4.39K videos•Dec 2005

This video has 117K views and 977 likes, ranking #7,269,852 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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117,788

Likes

977

Comments

127

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Total (all-time): $82 – $236

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Richard Linklater is the filmmaker behind some of indie film's preeminent classics. His early break throughs, Slacker (1991) and Dazed and Confused (1993), captured and defined our generation more genuinely than had been done before, and perhaps since. Boyhood, out in theaters July 11, is true to Linklater form in its…

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July 10, 2014
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