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Dan Markoff

April 16, 2021 09:26AM

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James,

Don't take my comments in the earlier thread wrong. I like doing film work, especially when it is historically accurate. I just don't like it when some film makers are willing to destroy an actual historical artifact for a false image on film.

By the way.......what kind of a film do you have in mind for Eureka?

Dan Markoff

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