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    We simply followed the organic themes.” Todd Fossey, the producer of “Overnight,” added: "It’s hard for me to imagine, after Troy’s track record, that anyone would take him at his word unless there was some financial end in mind. I have to admit it is impressive that he got the sequel off the ground after making enemies of the likes of the William Morris Agency, Harvey Weinstein and nearly everyone else in the industry. It’s amazing what one can accomplish when they sell their soul." For Mr. Duffy the journey has been educational. Full Article at Rotten Tomatoes
    It’s hard for me to imagine, after Troy’s track record, that anyone would take him at his word unless there was some financial end in mind. I have to admit it is impressive that he got the sequel off the ground after making enemies of the likes of the William Morris Agency, Harvey Weinstein and nearly everyone else in the industry. It’s amazing what one can accomplish when they sell their soul.
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Troy Duffy's Defiant Return to the Boondocks
  1. Two boys dressed in black trench coats with guns hit a little too close to home
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  2. He hadn’t learned an awful lot
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  3. and I usually say, ‘I hope you were drunk,’ and most of the time they say, ‘Yes I was.’
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  4. The ‘heroes’ are mistakenly convinced they’re doing God’s will by executing Mafia thugs, and are revered for their good works. While the first ‘Boondock Saints’ was a stylish film, I wonder whether, after so many suicide bombings by religious fanatics, a film about religiously inspired killings would be...
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  5. I learned things about myself ... but it had nothing to do with that film. I’ve learned that politics need to be played in this business. I have learned that there will always be people who try to drag you down and the measure of a man is how he reacts to that. I’ve been gut-punched a million times and ...
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  6. We worked for eight years straight to craft a project about Hollywood, one that would shed light on what happened in the very best- and worst-case scenarios, about a young man given the opportunity of a lifetime ... The proverbial keys to the kingdom were handed to Troy. The narrative of ‘Overnight’ cha...
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  7. The first ‘Boondock Saints’ was a sort of pious gangster movie that freely mixed elements from Catholic devotions with brutal murders
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  8. But he was much more sure of himself.
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  9. I’ve had a couple of people come up to me with my face tattooed on their arms
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