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Who Will Play Margaret Fuller When The Movie Comes Out ?

Margaret Fuller’s story is probably one of the most tragically romantic real life stories in American history.  It is a great narrative of female empowerment with a war and a shipwreck thrown in at the end.  Perfect movie for date night.  It’s too bad that Meryl Streep is a little old for the role (Fuller was only 40 when she died.)  Maybe Julia Roberts.  I keep hoping.

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