OLIVER STONE'S CONTROVERSIAL "BUSH" SCRIPT CONTENTS LEAKED as ABHTM tells all!

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 3, 2008 --

Argentina Brunetti’s Hollywood Stories is now the premiere nostalgia celebrity entertainment site on the web. This week ABHS tells all about Oliver Stone’s controversial new film on U.S. President Bush(FLASH Article), plus: If Marlon Brando can play an Italian, & Argentina Brunetti play an Indian, why can’t Robert Downey Jr. Play an Afro American?-Catherine Zeta-Jones lands lead role in Lana Turner in bio-film: George Lucas about to start his ‘Star Wars - Sci-Fi - Gangster’ project - Tom Clancy’s CIA agent, Jack Ryan, returns screewithn series to compete with 007 - Yesterday’s Memories Today are from 1932 with Bing Crosby singing “Where the Blue of the Night” & Oscar pick “Grand Hotel” – from 1952 with The Mills Brothers singing “Glow Worm” with the Oscar going to “The Greatest Show on Earth” – from 1968 with The Beatles singing “Hey Jude” & “Oliver“ taking home the Oscar - from 2004 with Britney Spears singing “Everytime” & the Oscar winner was “Million Dollar Baby” - Q&A: why haven’t we seen Paul Newman lately? - your emails - Mystery Celebrity Photo Contest- The very best film trailers from past and present:”The Incredible Hulk” (2008), “Stagecoach” (1939), ”Tropic Thunder” (2008) & “Rear Window” (1954) - The Nostalgia Nitch: Frankie Laine sings the theme song from “High Noon) - Argy’s Star Corner - Hollywood Stories archives and much, much more all at http://www.argentinabrunetti.com and for the perfect gift for the persons on your ‘A’ list, you ng and old, who have everything, order copies of Argentina’s best selling bio-novel, “ In Sicilian Company” now! It’s for everyone, and available at book stores across America as well as on line at all leading Internet book sellers including amazon.com Proceeds go to children’s charities via The Argentina Brunetti Foundation.

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