Hollywood Oscar Campaign Narrative by Publicist Peggy Siegal
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The passage is a promotional, anecdotal recount of Oscar season events and film festival screenings. It mentions industry figures (Harvey Weinstein, Scott Rudin, etc.) but provides no concrete allegat Peggy Siegal describes her role as a publicist covering Oscar campaigns. Mentions various high‑profile filmmakers and actors (Harvey Weinstein, Scott Rudin, Tom Hooper, Coli Describes festival strate
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