Rocket Pictures

uh, to John Coleman, who was a president of Rocket Pictures.

Tom Coleman, president of Rocket Pictures, who also created the documentary in 1997.

So he calls up Rocket Pictures.

Sitting at the Rocket Pictures office is the only Hollywood director that has ever been to Area 51.

So that's the story of how Victor went to Rocket Pictures.

He said, well, it means that some unknown technique has been used by this rocket pictures in Beverly Hills that did a Chevy, Rodney Dangerfield golf video.

And he eventually ends up at Rocket Pictures,

And everybody with this production from rocket pictures who put out the two doctor documentaries have all said, I am telling you, John, we didn't make that three minute film. Matthew, I, I'm not regressing. I'm just saying I contacted people.

Who did the gaffing, the sound on the documentary, the first one, they all don't really talk to each other. And they all said the same thing. Jeff Broad Street, the director, call us in the office and said, you got to look at this. Put in the VHS tape, enrolled that three minute film. They all said, rocket pictures did not make this film. So either stand day, oh, made it or the government made it and stand day, oh, brought it out. But I had a guy from national geographic, who hired a guy from the