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The aforementioned improvements were being accredited by Verna Fields and commissioned to Jim Clark, who reluctantly agreed, and Cynthia Scheider. Fields was a Universal Studios govt who assumed shortening and restructuring the Motion picture would raise the movie's professional possible. Scheide