Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Remake
Both words in one sentence
- Hellraiser: Revelations was made in a few weeks so that The Weinstein Company could hold onto the rights to the Hellraiser franchise long enough to get a planned remake off the ground.
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Vagabond Loafers, a short by The Three Stooges (and a remake of A Plumbing We Will Go), has Emil Sitka's character shoved out of the shower trying to hold onto a Modesty Towel.
Source: Fully-Clothed Nudity - Or at least, the musical would hold the crown for several decades, until the Lucas estate granted Christopher Nolans wish to remake much of Episodes II-III as a self-contained, four-hour film.
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