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Although known for his blockbuster movies, Donner had a softer side that he often had to fight for. Some of his smaller films were personal projects that the studios did not know how to market.
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The Less You Know About History…
I love history. Like the Bible, it’s a fascinating read about people you may or may not have heard of but who came, saw, and conquered or perhaps were conquered.
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Greg makes the business community laugh and laugh at themselves with wit, poise, and the best sense of humor. His unique combination makes him a hit around the world, and he is still available to be “Dad.”
Carol Daems-Townsend: The Ramblings of the Creative Mind
Some of the world’s most famous authors did not get started until later in life and Carol Daems-Townsend is proof that it is never too late to start writing.
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A documentary is often called “Cinema Verte,” filming the truth. The thing is, especially in today's culture, whose truth are you filming?
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