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His son, Fraser, has written a script that will bring Charlton Heston to British Columbia this summer
His son, Fraser, has written a script that will bring Charlton Heston to British Columbia this summer

His son, Fraser, has written a script that will bring Charlton Heston to British Columbia this summer

Date11/15/1978
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  • His son, Fraser, has written a script that will bring Charlton Heston to British Columbia this summer. The film's called Mother Lode and Heston plays an obsessed Scottish mining prospector.
  • His son, Fraser, has written a script that will bring Charlton Heston to British Columbia this summer
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Original Toronto Star caption: His son, Fraser, has written a script that will bring Charlton Heston to British Columbia this summer. The film's called Mother Lode and Heston plays an obsessed Scottish mining prospector.
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