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There were a couple of instances during his storied career as director, producer and "brand" that Roger Corman might have moved beyond B-movies and taken his shot at being an A-picture filmmaker. "The Secret Invasion," a 1964 WWII combat picture, was always planned as a B-movie. But with a "name" cast and United Artists distribution,…

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