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Mel Does Mayans, God Fails to Part Sea

Jan. 30 2008, Published 8:04 a.m. ET

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BIG WITH MAYANS Mel • Hopping off the crucifix: Mel Gibson has a posse. The actor/director/lushy anti-semite appeared to be sober with Latino businessmen to promote his upcoming Mayan-language adventure, Apocalypto. He spoke on the challenges of working with relative unknown actors but didn't get into the challenges of working without an enthusiastic backer.• AP or Onion? "Letters to God end up in ocean, unread"—well, presumably.

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