Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - It was just 72 hours before the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was set to roll out the red carpet and welcome the industry's biggest stars to its annual Oscars awards gala when David S. Rugendorf got a phone call.
The studio behind best picture nominee "Slumdog Millionaire" needed travel visas for a handful of the film's child actors - and it needed th...
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