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Potential Tokyo Underworld movie – Nick Zappetti Edited Interview Sample C
The below is a copy of the content of an original rich text file shared by Bob with movie producers holding the rights for a Tokyo Underworld movie. **** TO: HARRY & MARY JANE & M. SCORSESE FROM: ROBERT WHITING TOKYO UNDERWORLD ZAPPETTI INTERVIEW SAMPLE C (13,383 words) (1956-1964) RIKIDOZAN AND GANG BOSS GINZA MACHII…
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Potential Tokyo Underworld movie – Nick Zappetti Edited Interview Sample B
The below is a copy of the content of an original rich text file shared by Bob with movie producers holding the rights for a Tokyo Underworld movie. **** TOKYO UNDERWORLD ZAPPETTI INTERVIEW TAPE SAMPLE B To: Harry & Mary Jane and M. Scorsese From: Robert Whiting TOKYO UNDERWORLD ZAPPETTI INTERVIEW SAMPLE B (14,978 words)…
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Potential Tokyo Underworld movie – Nick Zappetti Edited Interview Sample A
The below is a copy of the content of an original rich text file shared by Bob with movie producers holding the rights for a Tokyo Underworld movie. ***** For: Harry & Mary Jane & Martin Scorsese From: Robert Whiting TOKYO UNDERWORLD ZAPPETTI INTERVIEW SAMPLE A (2,589 words) In researching Tokyo Underworld, which took several…
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(2010) MLB Japanese – Why so bad? Pt. I, II, III
Yukan Fuji – Robert Whiting. Previously unpublished in English.
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Platelets for Breakfast
Yukan Fuji, 2010 – Robert Whiting Have you ever heard of platelet-rich plasma injection therapy (PRP)? Neither have I – but a lot of people in MLB have. One of them is Seattle Mariners pitcher Cliff Lee who spent the first part of the season on the disabled list recovering from a severe strain in…
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Sayonara Hillman-san
2010, Yukan Fuji – Robert Whiting Hillman left Japan at the end of the 2007 season, after winning two Pacific League pennant and a Japan Series crown for the Nippon Ham Fighters, saying that five years was the maximum a man should manage a baseball team, especially if that manager was a foreigner managing a…
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Are the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in trouble?
by David Roberts and Robert Whiting – February 19, 2016 Foreign Policy There’s a sinking feeling in Japan about the run-up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The city ditched its overly expensive centerpiece – a $2 billion stadium – and the official logo, under allegations of plagiarism. The preparations have been plagued by embarrassing cost overruns,…
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