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MOVIE CAMERAS ROLL AT THE WAREHOUSE IN FORT WORTH - Texas Metro News

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FORT WORTH, TX…Former Dallas Cowboys Defensive Lineman turned Hollywood Producer Greg Ellis chose The Warehouse in Fort Worth as a major location for his new feature film “My Dear.” The film, written and directed by Ellis, is the story of the downfall of the perfect football family. A legend of the game must come face-to- […]

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