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... alt Lake Cinema, Bruce Richmond waited for a few minutes in the back row.

His assistant Simon rushed over, handing him a clipboard. "Sir, we received 65 valid ratings, with an average score of three and a half stars."

Bruce Richmond glanced at it and replied, "Go tell Katherine to prepare for a rights negotiation. Let her know I only have ten minutes."

The assistant went off to find Katherine and Eric.

A few minutes later, they borrowed the cinema's office and beg ...

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