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Erik Larson: Bring your book, pass it over, run

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Erik Larson, author of 'Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania,' admits he is not a filmmaker. So when someone wants to turn one of his books into a movie... he passes it over, takes his money and runs. Video shot by Todd Plitt for USA TODAY.

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