Freeman strikes again. He's got it right. I could have said it better
myself, but Freeman obviously has more free time than I do. Regards, rudy
franchi, The Nostalgia Factory
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> Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 15:25:53 EDT
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> Subject: [MOPO] THE BREAKFAST OF NUMBNUTS
>
> Breakfast At Tiffany's promo
>
>
> With my functional extrapolation hat on, this was probably a gift from
> Paramount either sent out to exhibitors in advance trumpeting their coming
> attraction Especially mentioning it came in a Coming From Paramount frame
> this
> probably could have also been the table top parting gift of a gathering of
> European
> or American exhibitors sitting down for lunch. That way instead of an
> artfully shot b&w picture of kids playing with ducks, as the sample photo,
> that
> usually comes with standard frames Paramount removed and inserted their own
> photo.
>
> I have gotten picture frames from studios for You Ought To Be In Pictures,
> Seems Like Old Times, Kramer VS Kramer for a polaroid and all had the art
> for the film inside frame.
>
> If this was his favorite piece, he sure must have been easy to shop for.
> Its not worth anything save sentimental value unless there are stock
> certificates on the reverse for Microsoft,
>
> freeman
>
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