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JIM BECKERMAN, Staff Writer
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
05-18-1996
ALL THE WORLD'S A SET: MOVIE MANIA HITS N.J. -- STATE IS POPULAR ON-LOCATION
OPTION
By JIM BECKERMAN, Staff Writer
Date: 05-18-1996, Saturday
Section: NEWS
Edition: All Editions -- Two Star B, Two Star P, One Star

While a knot of bystanders thrust autograph pads at movie
heartthrob Johnny Depp, 36-year Clifton resident Marty Treuer was
unimpressed.

No wonder -- the star of the forthcoming movie "Donnie Brasco" is
Treuer's tenant in the city's Albion neighborhood through today.

"I wouldn't know Johnny Depp from Adam," said Treuer, who gets $50
a day from …

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