21x20 Media presents
A Bull in a China Shop
We asked the bull. He has never broken a teacup in his life, and history is on his side.
The bull would like a word.
In 1940 the publicist Jim Moran led a real bull through a New York china shop, and the bull broke nothing; the only crash came from a nervous human. In 2007 the MythBusters found bulls tiptoe around shelves of china, too.
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Open the video fileStudio21x20 Media
FormatAnimated short
Runtime1 minute, 10 seconds
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