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BRIEF: WTFN: acquires rights to dramatise Vegemite

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2 Aug 2013 12:00
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The Film Company, which was this year bought by WTFN in April this year, has acquired the rights to The Man Who Invented Vegemite according the book’s author, Jamie Callister .

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