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| | Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | The power of laughter |
 | | Moore is crying censorship, and complaining that Disney's Michael Eisner told his agent that he did not want to anger Jeb Bush, the governor of Florida, because tax breaks worth many millions of dollars were at stake. |
 | | Moore's breakthrough film, 1989's Roger and Me, was about how General Motors destroyed his home town of Flint, Michigan, when they closed a Buick factory: Moore personalised this by confronting GM's then chairman, Roger Smith, and taking him to Flint to see what he'd done. |
 | | Moore travels in corporate jets, and he's done well, and he is not modest, or indeed particularly likeable. |
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