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My dinner with Bulworth
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| News Date | Thursday, September 2, 1999 03:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | WASHINGTON -- When Minnesota ad guru Bill Hillsman spotted a videocassette of the movie "Bulworth," starring Warren Beatty, on sale for $9.99 recently, he bought it and took it home.
But before he got around to popping it in his VCR, he found himself playing a supporting role in the real-life version of the movie.
The day after he bought the tape, columnist Arianna Huffington telephoned Hillsman at his office at North Woods Advertising in Minneapolis to talk about "Bulworth" -- or Beatty, rather -- running for president on the Reform Party ticket.
Huffington was writing a column about the idea and she wanted Hillsman's reaction, since he had masterminded the ad campaign for the nation's only statewide Reform Party office holder, Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura. |
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