Actress & Author Dee Wallace on Film Courage (Ep. 94)

Mon, 2011-01-17 11:32 — Filmcourage

Actress, Healer, & Author Dee Wallace calls into Film Courage to tell us about the positive and negative side of success, how acting is energy, how she went from victim to victory and her thoughts on whether she would be able to succeed if she had to start all over again today.

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