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  • « Vets group launches ad calling for Obama to acknowlege the surge. | Home | Dennis Hastert dances just a little. »

    Actor Robert Davi promotes new film at GOP convention.

    By Paul Gleiser | September 2, 2008 | Print This Print This

    Bad guy actor Robert Davi is in St. Paul at the Republican convention promoting a new film in which he stars called An American Carol. It’s a play on the classic Dickens story A Christmas Carol in which fictional documentary film maker Michael Malone (borrowed from Michael Moore) wants to abolish the Fourth of July and is visited by the ghosts of George Patton, JFK and George Washington.

    The interview appears below.

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