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To: KLP who wrote (193018)	1/15/2007 1:06:56 PM
From: ManyMoose	Respond to of 793845

I spent some time on "The Dukes of Hazzard" set back in the 80s. I struck up a conversation with Uncle Jesse, who was very friendly. A prop man asked me if this dummy mortar would serve as a substitute for a bazooka round. One guy wanted to know where the Sheriff's shirt was. It was hanging on the chair I was sitting in. The sheriff wore sweat pants and just added the shirt for an in-car sequence with Catherine Bach. There were about a hundred people in the sound stage for a mickey mouse filming session of driving scenes. About 3 or 4 were extremely busy the whole time; the rest were busy for 30 seconds at a time one at a time, but they had to be there when needed. For something as complex as 24, it must take several hundred people to keep things straight. The T-shirt thing was pretty sloppy, however. You would think Keifer would object to it.