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" HBO is calling Phil Spector, the movie that premieres on the cable channel this Sunday at 9 p.m., a &amp;quot;mythological&amp;quot; take on the music legend&amp;#039;s first trial for murder. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a work of fiction,&amp;quot; the writer and director David Mamet says. But the wigs are real, and instantly familiar to anyone who followed the real trial, even fleetingly, on Entertainment Tonight, while cooking dinner. Al Pacino plays the record producer and convicted murderer, seen here with Helen Mirren as attorney Linda Kenney Baden. &amp;quot;Every time Al shows up, he&amp;#039;s got a different wig, &amp;quot; Mamet says. (And is it just us or is Mirren stifling a laugh in the presence of this electro-shock inspired Afro?) In the most bizarre plot twist of all, Spector&amp;#039;s revolving door of hair seems to have been prescient: there were more wigs used in the presentations of the Fall 2013 collections than any in recent memory. And that, children, is the story of how Phil Spector came to meet Kate Moss on the end of a Louis Vuitton runway. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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