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We've all seen Anchorman the movie. How about Anchorman the museum exhibit?
Sound too good to be true? Well it is true. The Newseum in Washington, D.C., is opening an Anchorman exhibit, which will feature costumes and props form the 2004 film—including Ron Burgundy's famous jazz flute—and a recreation of the KVWN-TV anchor desk where fans can film their own TV-spots.
So why does fictional news anchor Ron Burgundy get his own exhibit at a news and journalism museum?
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Just in Time for the Holidays: Ron Burgundy Will Release His Tell-All Memoirs
San Diego's Classiest Action 4 News Team anchorman Ron Burgundy has written a tell-all autobiography. Titled, Let Me Off at the Top! My Classy Life and Other Musings, the book will be released in November, just about a month before Mr. Burgundy returns to theaters in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. I heard about this in The New York Times, so you know it's good.
The Times explains that, in the book, Burgundy will, 'share personal anecdotes about the women in his life, about his dog, Baxter, and his legendary news team. Along the way, he’ll also give sage advice on a variety of topics that matter most to him.' Will it be bound in leather to match his man-cave full of other such leather-bound volumes and rich mahogany? The Times did not say.
Burgundy himself, however, said of his opus, 'I don’t know if it’s the greatest autobiography ever written. I’m too close to the work.'
Wait, Ron Burgundy is a real person, right?