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David Vogel, then-president of production at Disney, read M. Night Shyamalan s spec script for The Sixth Sense and loved it. Without corporate approval, Vogel bought the rights for $3mil. Disney then dismissed Vogel from his position. The film went on to spend 5 weeks at number one.

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Fun Fact: David Vogel, then-president of production at Disney, read M. Night Shyamalan’s spec script for The Sixth Sense and loved it. Without corporate approval, Vogel bought the rights for $3mil. Disney then dismissed Vogel from his position. The film went on to spend 5 weeks at number one.

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