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Back in the day, you just had to ask your dentist. Things were better then.
>Mad Max had a $400,000 budget that came from the personal money of Miller and his partner, Byron Kennedy, co-owners of their production company Kennedy Miller Productions, and a group of dentists who served as investors. Mad Max became one of the biggest dystopian movies of all time, reaching $100 million at the box office ($410 million when adjusted for inflation), a huge feat for an independent film.
>The Evil Dead is a horror cult classic was only made because of funding that comes from rich Hollywood dentists. Raimi and Bruce Campbell shot a preview of The Evil Dead in a Super 8 camera. They took the preview to dentists' dinner parties in Hollywood to try and find investors for the gory horror movie.
>Back when James Cameron was 24 years old, he wanted to make a short film called Xenogenesis. To do so, Cameron borrowed a small sum of money from a bunch of dentists and was able to produce his short movie that then landed his first job in the industry: devising practical effects for Roger Corman. This would be the beginning of a series of collaborations between them, a list that includes Terminator 2.
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Back in the day, you just had to ask your dentist. Things were better then.
>Mad Max had a $400,000 budget that came from the personal money of Miller and his partner, Byron Kennedy, co-owners of their production company Kennedy Miller Productions, and a group of dentists who served as investors. Mad Max became one of the biggest dystopian movies of all time, reaching $100 million at the box office ($410 million when adjusted for inflation), a huge feat for an independent film.
>The Evil Dead is a horror cult classic was only made because of funding that comes from rich Hollywood dentists. Raimi and Bruce Campbell shot a preview of The Evil Dead in a Super 8 camera. They took the preview to dentists' dinner parties in Hollywood to try and find investors for the gory horror movie.
>Back when James Cameron was 24 years old, he wanted to make a short film called Xenogenesis. To do so, Cameron borrowed a small sum of money from a bunch of dentists and was able to produce his short movie that then landed his first job in the industry: devising practical effects for Roger Corman. This would be the beginning of a series of collaborations between them, a list that includes Terminator 2.
etc. etc. etc.
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