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To: DENNIS TULLY who wrote (4030)	3/28/1998 3:09:00 PM
From: Bruce Galpeer	Respond to of 19331

Dennis, At this point in time I would assume that Muller Media, a wholly owned subsidiary of DCI Telecommunications, will have sole distributorship rights to the movie throughout North America. Now it is entirely possible that there is more to the story than that and I will endeavor to find out next week. Robert Muller has built a vast film library of over 200 "A" and "B" movies over the last few years and definitely knows the ins and outs of the industry. It would not surprise me to find more to the story. LONG AND STRONG!!! GO GODZILLA!!!! GO DCTC!!!!! Bruce

To: DENNIS TULLY who wrote (4030)	3/28/1998 3:37:00 PM
From: Mr. Cellophane Man	Respond to of 19331

Dennis, I wish understood. As Bruce says, Muller is 100% owned by DCI. However, I don't see how they get distributor rights (?). There's an article in the middle of the front page of Friday's WSJ on Godzilla. It's a Sony TriStar film produced by George Lucas's company. They also have a $150M promotional budget go it's going to be really big. But I don't understand why Sony and/or Lucas would give up a big piece of the pie to a firm like Muller. Can anybody explain how this business works? Dan [For anybody interested, my son has an article on the steel industry two columns over :-)].