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Produced by Jason Sherry
Digital Valley Studios / Crying Door Pictures
www.cubesthemovie.com
Filmmaker Jason Sherry produced this video for The Siegel & Shuster Society and author Brad Meltzer to thank everyone who helped make the effort to repair and preserve Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel's childhood home such a resounding success. The plaque outside the house, seen briefly in the video, reads as follows:
"This is the house where Superman was born.
Writer Jerry Siegel (1914-1996) was a teenaged boy who lived here
during the Great Depression, one of the toughest economic times
for Cleveland and the country.
Jerry wasn't popular.
He was a dreamer, and he knew how to dream big.
With his best friend, artist Joe Shuster, these two boys
created a bright fantasy world of spaceships,
strange planets and a city where a young man
in red and blue tights could leap over tall
buildings in a single bound.
They called him Superman.
They didn't just give us the world's first super hero...
They gave us something to believe in."
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