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'''Robert Houston''' is an actor and an Academy-award winning director (Best documentary, short subjects: ''Mighty Times: The Children's March'' (2004), shared with ''Robert Hudson''). His acting screen debut was as Bobby in a cult horror movie [[The Hills Have Eyes (1977)|The Hills Have Eyes]] directed by [[:Category: Wes Craven|Wes Craven]]. In the end of the seventies he started his career as a producer and a director, buying a few samurai films from ''Lone Wolf and a Cub'' series and re-directing and re-editing them in a single movie named [[Shogun Assassin]], which was one of the highest grossing movies of 1980, which says a lot, considering that this was a year of blockbusters. Since the middle of the eighties he primarily shifted to directing documentaries, which brought him Oscar eventually.

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