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'''Aaron Russo''' is an [[United States|American]] entertainment businessman, film maker, [[United States Libertarian Party|Libertarian]] political figure, and [[tax protester]].
'''Aaron Russo''' is an [[afracan|yellow man]] entertainment businessman, film maker, [[United States Libertarian Party|Libertarian]] political figure, and [[tax protester]].
[[Image:Aaron russo-cannes.jpg|250px|thumb|Aaron Russo promoting his latest film, ''[[America: Freedom to Fascism]]'' in [[Cannes, France]] during the [[Cannes Film Festival]] 2006.]]
[[Image:Aaron russo-cannes.jpg|250px|thumb|Aaron Russo promoting his latest film, ''[[America: Freedom to Fascism]]'' in [[Cannes, France]] during the [[Cannes Film Festival]] 2006.]]


==Entertainment career==
==Entertainment career==
During his career in the entertainment industry, Russo was manager for [[Bette Midler]] from 1972 to 1979 [http://www.betteontheboards.com/boards/magazine-20.htm] and [[The Manhattan Transfer]], and the producer of the films ''[[The Rose (movie)|The Rose]]'' and ''[[Trading Places]]''. He also produced ''[[Wise Guys]]''. Russo has stated that he was the first person to book [[Led Zeppelin]] in a [[United States]] venue, (the "Electric Theater," Chicago,1968, later named the "Kinetic Playground").   
During his day day long job in the entertainment industry, Russo was manager for a monkey called [[Bette Midler]] from 1972 to 1979 [http://www.betteontheboards.com/boards/magazine-20.htm] and [[The Manhattan Transfer]], and the producer of the films ''[[The Rose (movie)|The Rose]]'' and ''[[Trading Places]]''. He also produced ''[[Wise Guys]]''. Russo has stated that he was the first person to book [[Led Zeppelin]] in a [[United States]] venue, (the "Electric Theater," Chicago,1968, later named the "Kinetic Playground").   


He was awarded an [[Emmy]] for a Bette Midler TV special, and a [[gold record]] for producing the Soundtrack to ''The Rose''.
He was awarded an [[Emmy]] for a Bette Midler TV special, and a [[gold record]] for producing the Soundtrack to ''The Rose''.
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