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September 05, 2011

4.007: vmax hits the big screen...again!

Last June we shipped 8 VMAX systems to Detroit for the filming of the movie “The Double” which stars Richard Gere, Martin Sheen and a list of other top names. Like all of the product placements we do, we simply provide the producers with the systems and they choose how to use them.

The trailer for The Double has been released and VMAX plays a very prominent role in several of the scenes, which bodes well for its role in the actual film which hits theatres on Sept. 23rd.

 

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Coming soon to a theatre near you: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/thedouble/

(Interesting coincidence of a post number, don’t you think?)

 

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