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The Bostonian: Why Just Seeing the Hollywood Sign Was a Turn-On - CineMontage: A Journal of the Motion Pictures Editors Guild
By Darrin Quigley My path in this crazy industry hasn’t been clean. It’s been crooked, loud, funny, painful, sometimes ridiculous — and it has involved a lot of drinking. But this is my story. When I was about three years old, we moved to a city called Haverhill, about half an hour north of Boston. This town was where Louis B. Mayer, later the studio head at MGM, had his first theater, called the Gem. My own first taste of show business came w…
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