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Stargate , literalmente, en inglés, «La puerta de las estrellas»...Stargate , literalmente, en inglés, «La puerta de las estrellas», es una película franco-estadounidense, escrita por Dean Devlin y Roland Emmerich, dirigida por este último y estrenada en 1994. Está protagonizada por Kurt Russell y James Spader.
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