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Hollywood plans turkey tale movie
The story of a woman who was stranded by snow for a month after she popped out to buy a Christmas turkey could be made into a Hollywood film.
A company has bought the rights to the story of Kay Ure, who lives with husband John in Cape Wrath, in the extreme north west of Scotland.
Mrs Ure set out on 19 December to go to Inverness to buy festive food, but was unable to return home for 30 days.
Movie company Furst Films offered the couple £40,000 for their story.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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