If Hollywood likes a good cautionary tale about the dangers of seeking movie financing, the experiences of Fay Devlin would seem to be fodder for a surefire hit.
Mr. Devlin is a construction executive in New York who decided to enter the movie business. A $50,000 investment went to a new film company; an additional $250,000 followed, and things soon began to fall into place.
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