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'Having grown up in and around Texas, I’m aware there are vast parts of America that have been underserved in terms of movies that they want to see,' Glen shared in an interview with The Telegraph. 'One of the things that I’ve realized recently is that when studios say a genre is dead, all it means is that there’s a huge opportunity, because a market is not being served,' Glen continued.