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Murray Horwitz on 14 July 2013 at the Smithsonian Museum of American History discussion of the movie V for Vendeta.Murray Horwitz on 14 July 2013 at the Smithsonian Museum of American History discussion of the movie V for Vendeta.
Dear fellow editors: I attended a public event were Mr. Horwitz was speaking on the topic of the movie V for Vendeta. Mr. Horwitz consented to a series of impromtu photographs. He was a good sport about it. I posted the photos to WikiCommons.
The picture that I used, from WikiCommons, for the info box was also used in the brocure of the Smithsonian speaking event. Since the speaking event was at the Smithsoniain, on July 14, 2013, I suspect it is a public domanie stock PR photo or a photo taken by the Smithsonian employee.
After reviewing the two photos, I need someone with a better PhotoShop to remove the gray line in the background in both photos. File:Murray Horwitz Bowtie.JPGMurray Horwitz with bow tie.
