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Should Hollywood Leave Georgia?

Roe and Roeper discuss the calls for Hollywood to boycott Georgia--and the problem with movies set in one place and filmed elsewhere.

Episode 22 of the The Richard Roeper Show podcast, hosted by Americaneagle.com Studios, titled "Should Hollywood Leave Georgia?" was published on April 6, 2021 and runs 30 minutes.

April 6, 2021 ·30m · The Richard Roeper Show

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Roe and Roeper discuss the calls for Hollywood to boycott Georgia--and the problem with movies set in one place and filmed elsewhere.

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Roe and Roeper discuss the calls for Hollywood to boycott Georgia--and the problem with movies set in one place and filmed elsewhere.

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