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WESTCOT
Looking back on the Disney-MGM Studio Backlot project -- Part I
JHM guest writer Todd James Pierce kicks off a brand-new series for JHM. Which discusses that 40-acre entertainment district that the Walt Disney Company once wanted to build right in the heart of beautiful downtown Burbank
Posted by
Todd James Pierce
on
May 27, 2008
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