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1:33Now PlayingAs the world mourns the loss of filmmaker Garry Marshall, his upbringing in The Bronx helped shape the creative icon where his work would take Hollywood by storm. Garry was born in 1934, and grew up in a three-bedroom apartment with his parents and sisters in the Grand Concourse section of the Bronx. The neighborhood, known for being a popular Jewish and Italian community and working class, also was home to other famous stars including filmmaker Rob Reiner, as well as Bill Finger and Bob Kane. #InsideEdition
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