Gallery: The Epic Story of O.J.: Made in America’s Creation

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    Director Ezra Edelman interviews Fred Levinson, the director of the Hertz commercials that starred O.J. Simpson.
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    Edelman interviews Rev. Mark Whitlock, the pastor at Christ Our Redeemer AME church in Los Angeles.
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    Edelman interviewing Buffalo Bills fan Ken Johnson in Buffalo, New York.
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    Ronan Killeen, *Made in America'*s co-director of photography, shoots a scene in Buffalo in winter 2015.
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    Director of photography Nick Higgins films a shot near Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada, where O.J. Simpson is currently imprisoned.
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