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Elvis Presley's Dream
Andy was always dreams about became a new thing, when he get his place in the art world he tried to find a place like a director in a Hollywood movie. He had no idea how to shoot a movie, or even load a focus a camera, he bought a Bolex 8mm camera. One night John ( his boyfriend) woke up and found Andy staring at him with a camera (Jan Greenberg and Sandra Jordan, 2004). Andy loved to watch people, his idea of making a movie consisted of turning on a camera and letting it run. He tried to make a movie of john sleeping, but when he took the film, he found out that he’d forgotten to rewind the camera properly. With the successful canvas of Elvis Presley Andy get more famous and more busy and he didn’t had time to thinking about hollywood (Jan
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