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Are Celebrities Being Cloned?
In this episode of The Rest Is Entertainment, hosts Marina and Richard discuss the intriguing concept of celebrity cloning while also sharing anecdotes about their experiences with Octopus Energy and insights from filmmaker John Moore regarding military collaborations in film.
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- Celebrity cloning is a fascinating topic that raises questions about identity and authenticity in the entertainment industry.
- Octopus Energy offers a unique hold music experience that plays the bestselling single from the year you turned 14, enhancing customer service.
- Filmmaker John Moore shared insights on collaborating with the Pentagon, highlighting that access to military hardware is granted on a case-by-case basis.
- Richard humorously mentioned the need to start planning for an Oscar campaign early, indicating the competitive nature of the film industry.
- Contact Octopus Energy to experience their personalized hold music based on your birth year; it could be a fun trip down memory lane.
- Explore collaborations with military entities for film projects, as it can provide access to advanced military hardware and enhance authenticity.
Chapters
- 0:00🎶 Intro to Octopus Energy
- 1:54👋 Welcome and Introductions
- 2:25✉️ Email from a Filmmaker
- 3:43🎬 Behind Enemy Lines
- 4:01✈️ Access to Military Hardware
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