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The documentary “Mission Blue” was released in 2014. Erik H. Gordon, Fisher Stevens, Robert Nixon, Jack Youngelson, Mark Monroe, and Peter R. Livingston Jr. are the men responsible for producing such a magnificent piece of work. Executive producers include Lisa Nishimura, Adam Del Deo, Julie Nives, Andrew S. Karsch, Shannon O’Leary Joy, and Shari Sant Plummer. Two of the producers, Fisher Stevens and Robert Nixon also directed “Mission Blue”. Peter R. Livinston Jr. also had another job in the making of this documentary as the editor. “Mission Blue” can be found on Netflix as it is one of Netflix’s Originals and it has a run time of 1 hour and 35 minutes.
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