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John Carpenter Asks “What The Hell Is A Letterboxd” After Team Debunks “Fake Account”
DeadlineStory by Glenn Garner
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Horror legend John Carpenter confused by fan-run Letterboxd account, leading to a humorous social media exchange.
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- John Carpenter was surprised by the existence of a fan-run Letterboxd account in his name, leading to a lighthearted social media exchange.
- The incident highlights the growing popularity of film-focused social media platforms like Letterboxd among movie fans and industry figures.
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John Carpenter