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About
W. T. Kirkman®
Lanterns
WHO WE ARE:
Since the winter of '84,
W. T. Kirkman Lanterns
has become the "Premier" tubular lantern manufacturer & distributor
in North America, and now with the advent of the Internet we routinely ship orders
worldwide. Many of the items we offer are exclusive to our line, and are not to be
found elsewhere. To complement our vast selection of new lanterns and parts, we also
maintain an inventory of obsolete replacement parts and glass. A major portion of our
business is our custom electric lantern line, something we take great pride in. Our
years of experience results in a product that not only appears unaltered, but historically
correct as well. As each electric lantern is built to order, your specifications can
be incorporated with ease. You will find many of our electric lantern fixtures at
major theme parks and restaurants from Coast to Coast.
OUR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE:
We believe in doing business the old fashioned
way. We hope by liberal and courteous treatment of our customers, with a line
of high quality goods at popular prices, that we will be viewed as the definitive company
in this line, to merit the confidence of the trade, and be favored with a large share of
their patronage.
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All of the goods in our line are
sold on a positive guarantee of
money back if for any reason, or no reason, the purchaser is in
any way dissatisfied.
Your
Satisfaction is
Strictly Guaranteed!
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HOW
TO PLACE AN ORDER: To place an order by Check, Money Order, or Credit Card, visit our Secure
Shopping Cart System.
After you've selected the item(s) you'd like to order, use the Checkout button to complete
the transaction. Shipping options and costs are calculated by our Shopping Cart System
once you have completed the order form. Those paying by check or money order will
receive instructions via e-mail on how to complete the transaction. The information
you provide us when you place an order is never sold to a third party. Over 80% of
the orders we process ship within 24 to 48 hours.
(Custom finishes and items made to order usually ship within 1 to 4
weeks, except where noted.) Shipping time to the East Coast
usually takes 7 to 10 days. West Coast Shipping time usually take less than 7days.
Next Day, Second Day, and 3 Day Select UPS Delivery service is also available by
calling our lantern help line at 1-877-985-5267.
SECURE
SERVER NOTICE
We have had some reports that the new MS
operating systems are not always displaying the secure "lock symbol"
properly on the page where you input your credit card information in
our E-store. You can verify that our credit card data entry
page is secure by noting the "https" in the address bar, which is
used to indicate a secure connection, or by clicking on the Thawte
Security logo.
YOUR
PRIVACY:
The information you provide us is used solely
to process your order. We do not sell our customer's information to any third party.
For security, our online store utilizes the latest SSL encryption to prevent
information interception.
HOW TO CONTACT
US:
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-E-Mail:
Info@lanternnet.com
(PLEASE NOTE: Requests for the value of antique
lanterns are automatically deleted.)
-Lantern
Help Line: 1-877-985-5267, (Monday - Friday, 9-5 Pacific Time)
-International Order Number:
1-760-789-2126 (Monday - Friday,
9-5 Pacific Time)
-International
Fax Number: 1-760-789-2379
-U.S. Mail: W.
T. Kirkman Lanterns, PO
Box 2166, Ramona, CA 92065 |
LANTERN
APPRAISALS:
Just as any fine antique, piece of jewelry, or
work of art can not be appraised sight unseen, so it is with lanterns. Depending on
what you actually have, generally speaking, the value of each lantern might be worth
anywhere from $5 to $1000 or more. We do not appraise or provide values for lanterns
via e-mail, nor do we know of any legitimate company that would. The reason we don't
is simply because there are too many variables. Two lanterns of the same model might
have two different values based on several factors, including: date of manufacture,
age and color of the globe, production variations, and production materials, not to
mention rarity of the model and condition. Classic Lanterns author Dennis Pearson
has some comments on the topic of the
Lantern Values at
his site. For comparison purposes, you might also search for a similar lantern at
www.ebay.com to get an idea of what collectors are
spending. Keep in mind that E-Bay is an auction site, and as such, items that are
well marked usually fetch premium prices. In the end, something is only
worth the price that the prospective buyer is willing to pay.
We have also established a new web page to assist collectors in
identifying fake lamps and lanterns. Visit
www.lanternnet.com/fakes.html
For those needing
information for
a particular Dietz Lamp or Lantern, please check
our
FAQ Page
or
R. E.
Dietz Compendium, or e-mail us at
Info@lanternnet.com, with at least one photograph of the item in question.
A FEW REFERENCES:
We are quite proud of the relationships we have developed over the
years, and the repeat business we enjoy, we feel this is attributed
to our "Old Fashioned"
ways. Below is a partial client list from around the
world.
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Adirondack Scenic |
Glens Falls, New York |
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Antietam National Battlefield |
Sharpsburg,
Maryland |
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Bass Pro Sport Shops |
Nationwide |
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Black
Bear Jamboree |
Pigeon Forge,
Tennessee |
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Buffalo Bill's Casino |
State Line, Nevada |
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Burning Man Festival |
Black Rock City,
Nevada |
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg |
Williamsburg,
Virginia |
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California State Railroad
Museum |
Sacramento,
California |
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Casino Windsor |
Windsor, Ontario,
Canada |
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Castle Park
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Riverside, California |
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Cedar Point
Amusement Park |
Sandusky, Ohio |
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal National
Park |
Hagerstown, Maryland |
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Cirque Du Soleil |
Luxor, Las Vegas, Nevada |
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C Lazy U
Ranch |
Granby, Colorado |
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COSI Science Museum |
Toledo, Ohio |
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Dayton
Museum of Discovery |
Dayton, Ohio |
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United Stares Department of the Interior |
Washington, D.C. |
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De Soto National Memorial |
Bradenton, Florida |
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Disneyland Resort USA |
Anaheim,
California |
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Disneyland Tokyo |
Tokyo, Japan |
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Disneyland
Paris (Euro Disney) |
Paris, France |
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Dolly
Parton's Dixie Stampede |
Branson,
Missouri |
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Dolly Parton's Dollywood |
Pigeon
Forge, Tennessee |
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Double J Resort |
Rothbury, Michigan |
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Dry Gulch,
U.S.A. |
Adair,
Oklahoma |
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Durango &
Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad |
Durango, Colorado
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Farmer's Branch Historical Park |
Farmers Branch,
Texas |
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Fort Davis Nat'l Historic Site |
Fort Davis, Texas |
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Fort
Delaware State Park |
Delaware City,
Delaware |
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Fort Laramie National Historic Site |
Fort Laramie, Wyoming |
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Fort St. James |
British
Columbia, Canada |
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Grand Canyon National Park |
Arizona |
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Great Smoky Mountains Railroad
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Bryson City, North Carolina |
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Great Wolf
Lodge |
USA and Canada Locations |
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Hammacher Schlemmer |
Fairfield, Ohio |
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Jewel
Cave National Park |
Custer, South Dakota |
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Knott’s Berry
Farm |
Buena Park, California |
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Legoland California |
Carlsbad,
California |
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Legoland
Windsor |
Windsor,
England |
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Lehman's Hardware |
Kidron, Ohio |
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The
Lodge at Red River |
Bicknel, Utah |
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Lyndon B.
Johnson National Park |
Johnson City,
Texas |
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Lyric Opera
of Chicago |
Chicago,
Illinois |
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Mammoth Cave National Park |
Mammoth Cave,
Kentucky |
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McMaster-Carr
Supply |
Chicago, Illinois |
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NBC-Universal
Studios |
Burbank, California |
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Norfolk Southern Railroad |
Norfolk, Virginia |
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Old Town San Diego State Historic Park |
San
Diego, California |
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Paramount's Kings
Dominion Park |
Doswell, Virginia |
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Purdue University Reamer Club |
West Lafayette, Indiana |
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Rawhide Western Town |
Scottsdale,
Arizona |
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Railtown 1897 State Historic Park |
Jamestown, California |
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Saddle Ranch
Chop House at Universal Studios |
Universal City,
California |
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Saddle Ranch
Chop House, Kansas City, Kansas |
Kansas City, Kansas |
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Salt Lake
City 2002 Winter Olympics |
Salt Lake City,
Utah |
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Silver Dollar
City |
Branson, Missouri |
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Six Flags Over Texas |
Arlington, Texas |
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South Dakota's 1880
Town |
Murdo, South
Dakota |
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Staten
Island Historical Society |
Staten Island, New
York |
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Stone
Mountain Park |
Stone Mountain,
Georgia |
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Strasburg Railroad |
Strasburg,
Pennsylvania |
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Velvet Ice
Cream Company |
Utica, Ohio |
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Walt Disney Studios
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Burbank, California |
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Walt Disney World |
Orlando, Florida |
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Warner Brothers Studios |
Culver City, California |
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White Pass &
Yukon Railroad |
Skagway, Alaska |
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Wind Cave National Park |
Hot Springs, South Dakota |
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Worlds Of
Fun Amusement Park |
Kansas City, Missouri |
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MOTION
PICTURE
& TV CREDITS:
Walt Disney Studios
The Lone Ranger
(2012)
Armie Hammer, Johnny Depp
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Albuquerque, New
Mexico, Antonito, Colorado,
and Burbank,
California
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Django Unchained
(2012)
Jamie Foxx, Don Johnson and Leonardo DiCaprio
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New Orleans, Louisianna, and Burbank,
California
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BBC Television
Copper
(2012)
British
TV Show
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Ontario, Canada
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Tim Burton Productions
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire
Hunter
(2011)
Benjamin Walker, Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper
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New Orleans, Louisianna
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Leverage Productions
Leverage
(2010)
TV Show,
Timothy
Hutton, Gina Bellman
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Clackamas,
Oregon
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SemiRebellious Films
Queens of Country
(2010)
Lizzy Caplan, Ron Livingston
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Cave Creek, Arizona
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20th Century Fox/Flashpoint Entertainment
Water
for Elephants (2010)
Robert Pattinson, Reese Witherspoon
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Los Angeles, California
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Dreamworks
Cowboys and Aliens (2010)
Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig
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Randsburg, California
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Evenstar Films
Meek's
Cutoff (2010)
Michelle Williams, Paul Dano
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Burns, Oregon
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Universal Studios
"I'm a
Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here" (2009)
TV Show
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Universal City, California
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Walt Disney Studios
"Lost" (2009)
TV Show
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Hawaii
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GE Productions/Universal
Studios
Battlestar Galactica "The
Plan" (2009)
TV Show, Starring
Edward James Olmos.
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Universal City, California
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Paramount Pictures
Shutter Island (Formerly
titled Ashecliffe
)
(2008)
Starring Leonardo DiCaprio
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Medfield, Massachusetts
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Corbele Film Productions
The Yellow Handkerchief
(2008)
Starring William Hurt
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New Orleans, Louisiana
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CBS Studios
The Manhattan Project
(Working Title)
Kid Nation (2007)
TV Show
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico
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Tree Line Films
3:10 to Yuma
(2007)
Starring
Russell
Crowe
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico
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ABC Studios
Extreme Makeover Home Edition
(2006)
Starring
Ty Pennington
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Burbank, California
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NBC Studios
The Tonight Show (2006)
Starring Jay Leno
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Burbank, California
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Walt Disney Studios
Pirates of the Caribbean
IV "On Stanger Tides" (2010)
Starring Johnny Depp,
Keira
Knightley
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The Bahamas, and Burbank,
California
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Walt Disney Studios
Pirates of the Caribbean III
"At World's End" (2007)
Starring Johnny Depp,
Keira
Knightley
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The Bahamas, and Burbank,
California
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Walt Disney Studios
Pirates of the Caribbean II "Dead Man's Chest"
(2006)
Starring Johnny Depp,
Keira
Knightley
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The Bahamas, and Burbank,
California
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New Market Films/Walt
Disney Studios
The
Prestige (2006)
Starring Michael Caine, Hugh Blackman
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Hollywood, California
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Under Par Productions
(Disney Pictures)
The Greatest Game (Ever Played) (2005)
Starring
Stephen Dillane
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Hollywood, California
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Paramount Pictures
War of the Worlds
(2005)
Starring Tom Cruise, Tim Robbins
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Hollywood, California
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HBO Productions
Carnivale
Made for Cable TV Series (2003-2005)
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Santa Clarita, California
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Walt Disney Studios
The Village
(AKA "The Woods") (2004)
Starring Adrien Brody
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Paramount Pictures
The Stepford Wifes (2003)
Starring Nicole Kidman
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Astoria Studios, New York
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Tears of the Sun (2003)
Starring Bruce Willis
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Hawaii
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Warner Bros.
Back in Action (2003)
Starring Bugs Bunny
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Hollywood, California
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IMAX Film
The
Endurance
(2001)
The Story of the 1914 Shackleton Expedition
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Antarctica |
The Devil and Daniel Webster (2001)
Starring Sir Anthony Hopkins
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New York
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The Hand Prop Room, LP.
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Los Angeles, California
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