Richard Gere presents co-produced Swiss documentary at Zurich Film Festival
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Richard Gere presents co-produced Swiss documentary at Zurich Film Festival
Richard Gere arrived in Zurich on Tuesday evening to present the documentary Wisdom of Happiness, which he co-produced.
Hundreds of fans turned out to catch a glimpse of him walking the green carpet at the Zurich Film Festival.
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The 75-year-old American actor arrived in the pouring rain, shaking countless hands. Many Tibetans were there, grateful for the star’s ongoing support of their country.
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A world premiere screening of the documentary dedicated to the Dalai Lama followed, with Richard Gere in attendance. It was a first for him, as the final version of the film was only completed a few days ago.
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