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On the first day of principal photography for Marc Forster's next movie, a surreal psychological thriller called "Stay," Peter Gelfman, a property master, is overseeing a peacock and a peahen in Central Park. For the entire morning, the birds must pose calmly while the actor Ryan Gosling stands nearby, smoking and gazing forlornly at the gushing fountain at the center of the Conservatory Garden.
Of all the props that Gelfman has...
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