I edited it and kind of condensed all of the (AKA '73 - 2009) entries into one, so it may change in 2 - 4 weeks (let's hope). I wonder if anyone else tried this?

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Over a month and a half since it was "corrected" and I just found it taking up a third of Ray Harryhausen's page. Still not fixed.
DeeDee
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Exactly. I came here from Jon Stewart's page for the same reason.

I came here from Stanley Tucci's page. Who could not resist finding out what show he was on when they see:

"Film '72" . Himself (1 episode, 2006)

aka "Film '73" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '74" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '75" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '76" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '77" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '78" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '79" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '80" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '81" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '82" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '83" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '84" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '85" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '86" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '87" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '88" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '89" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '90" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '91" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '92" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '93" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '94" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '95" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '96" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '97" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '98" (UK: new title)
aka "Film '99" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2000" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2001" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2002" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2003" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2004" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2005" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2006" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2007" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2008" (UK: new title)
aka "Film 2009" (UK: new title)
aka "Film of the Year" (UK: teaser title)
aka "The Film Programme" (UK: informal alternative title)

• Episode dated 2 October 2006 (2006) TV episode . Himself
  Note the next entry also lists the "aka" which means it may be a database issue:

"At the Movies" . Himself (1 episode, 2006)

aka "Margaret & David at the Movies" (Australia: complete title)
DeeDee

Ahhahaha, your comment made me laugh. I'm stealing that one!
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Seriously. It adds an extra 8 or so inches to the entire page. Who asked for history? Every time an actor guest hosts Saturday Night Live, do you instead see it listed as "NBC's Saturday Night" and then "aka Saturday Night Live (USA)(new title)"? NO YOU DON'T! AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU HERE!

I sixth the notion.
If IMDB doesn't fix it I will file a class-action suit for all the scroll-wheel fingers suffering from early-onset carpal tunnel syndrome.
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Okay I made an update so well see if they accept it. I suggested that it could accurately be displayed as Film ???? (1972).
I dont think theyve ever had the title correct on this one. The last time I tried to get them to change it ended up with the eyesore its been for ages.
So fingers crossed.
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Yes, this is insane, especially as this "programme" could run indefinitely.

Totally agree. Really annoying.