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Geena Davis: Sci-fi film ‘Marjorie Prime’ Is About People, Not Technology | TODAY
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4:08Now PlayingOscar winner Geena Davis’ latest film, “Marjorie Prime,” is a science-fiction drama in which dead loved ones can be replaced by holographic projections. She says she especially enjoyed that Jon Hamm plays her father, and shares footage of a Jon Hamm hologram (“holo-Hamm,” Al Roker calls it) that promoted the film.
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Geena Davis: Sci-fi film ‘Marjorie Prime’ Is About People, Not Technology | TODAY
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