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Dorothy, it’s me. I just want you to know I still love you so much.”

You know, sometimes we walk past people every day, never knowing their story. The woman who teaches kindergarten, the man who drives the bus - these are the real heroes. In movies we create drama, but true courage lives in these quiet moments of dedication.

You know, when I look back at all these years in film, and... well, it's really about the people, the family we create on set. And sometimes you're standing there and... these moments just hit you, and you realize how blessed you've been.

You know, making movies has always been about telling stories that touch people's hearts. I've been blessed to do what I love, and I want you to know how much I appreciate the support you've given me through the years. It's something that really means everything to me.

You know, when we tell stories about America, we're really talking about the human spirit, about how we've changed and grown. It's not just about the facts and dates, it's about understanding who we were and who we've become. That's what makes these narratives so powerful.

You know, I've been thinking about this new project I'm working on, and I just want to say how grateful I am for all the support you've given me over the years. It's something really special, and I can't wait to share it with you. Movies have always been my home.

You know, when you're making something that matters, you don't really think about what's popular right now. I mean, the stories that really touch people, they don't follow trends, they follow truth. That's what I've always believed about filmmaking.

You know, when we tell stories, whether it's on film or around a campfire, we're really trying to understand ourselves. It's not just about entertainment, it's about finding truth in these moments, these characters that somehow reflect who we are, where we've been.