The Bill was essentially a cultural fountain from which a beautiful rainbow-haze of socio-introspection emerged, inspiring such famed derivatives as Cop Land, The Departed, The Godfather 3, and most recently of course, The Wire
 and the upcoming The Exorcist. The film's title is a reference to the film, but it's also a great example to follow the story of the great director, John Ford, who was also the director of The Wizard of Oz, the first film in his career to be nominated for an Academy Award. Ford's filmography is also very well-known, with many of his films being nominated in the Academy Awards, including The Color Purple, which won the Best Picture Oscar for Best Screenplay. This film is one of those films that is so well known that it has been nominated numerous times for Oscars, so it is no surprise that Ford was nominated twice for this film. It is, however, a film that has a very unique and unique story, one that will appeal to anyone who has never seen a Ford film before. I highly recommend this movie to all of you who have never heard of Ford before, because it will be a perfect introduction to Ford and his creative vision. If you haven't seen it, you will definitely enjoy it!<br /><br><b />The film opens with a young man named John (John Ford) who is in a bar with his girlfriend, Mary (Mary Harron), and their two young daughters, Lily
. The film is a perfect example of the creative genius of director John Waters, who has created a film that is both visually and emotionally engaging. It is also a great example that the director has a unique vision for the film, which is why he chose to use the title of "The Wire" in the credits.