Trevor Drinkwater

ARC Entertainment

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Chief Executive Officer of ARC Entertainment

Trevor Drinkwater on KCRW

You may remember Geena Davis when she was on the lam in Thelma and Louise, or as Dottie the baseball-playing dairy farmer in A League of Their Own.

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