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Greg DelGiorno co-producer, screenplay S uddenly, on a cold December night in the late 60's, a freak was born and his name was Greg DelGiorno. He was the second of three boys, but something wasn't right from the start. Sort of like the center of a pie, it just didn't bake all the way through. Growing up was tough, the middle child, a December child, catching on here? Christmas time was a total rip-off. "Here Greg, this is for your birthday and Christmas..." G reg knew he was going to have to hustle, so that's what he did. It was like his dad used to tell him. "Always have a buck in your pocket, son." Back in grade school he sold candy. "50 cents for a pack of Now or Laters? That's a rip-off!" Greg tells him, "Hey buddy, you're paying for convenience!" He sold Pittsburgh Steelers iron-ons. "Here man", passing a large Terry Bradshaw under his desk, "this is primo stuff - just give me five bucks for it." There was money to be made. "It's out there", he always told himself. No matter what Greg chose to do, there was always somebody either jealous, or just getting in his way. Greg's solution? Duke it out. "Hey Greg, I don't like you", a fat kid from the neighborhood used to say. "I don't really care", Greg responded. And if the kid was too big, Greg always had friends. Lots of friends. W hen he started getting older, he realized life was passing him by and he had to make a move. He got himself and his family, which now includes a son and a daughter, a life out in Newark where he currently lives. Keeping in mind the whole time, "I've got to get ahead". Greg is really just a guy who wants to open doors that should have been opened years ago for himself and for everyone in Delaware who wants to follow a dream. So open a door, and if it's locked, kick it down!

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