Posted on 06/25/2011 6:47:53 AM PDT by Bigtigermike
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (June 25, 2011)– Victory Film Group VictoryFilmGroup.com and ARC Entertainment announced today that Governor Sarah Palin and her husband Todd will attend the premiere of The Undefeated at the historic Pella Opera House on Tuesday June 28 at 5pm Central Time in Pella, Iowa. Immediately after the showing, Victory Film Group and ARC Entertainment will host a traditional Iowa cookout to thank the Pella Opera House and the people of Pella.
In accepting the invitation to attend the premiere, Sarah Palin stated, “We are very excited to visit historic Pella and its opera house and look forward to seeing the finished film for the first time with fellow Americans from the heartland.”
Responding to the Palin’s announcement that they will attend the Iowa premiere, Larry Peterson, Chairman of the Board of the Pella Opera House said, “We look forward to hosting Governor Palin and her husband, Todd, at our beloved opera house as we welcome them to our community.”
“We are incredibly excited about Governor Palin and her husband Todd’s attendance at a location that speaks to the basic core values of The Undefeated,” said Stephen K. Bannon, the writer and director of the film.
“We are delighted that Governor Palin and her husband Todd have accepted our invitation to join us at the Iowa premiere of what we believe is a truly moving and extraordinary film,” said Trevor Drinkwater, CEO of ARC Entertainment, the film’s worldwide distributor.
The film begins its national rollout exclusively in AMC Theatres in 10 cities the week of July 15th. The film will debut in Dallas, Denver, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Atlanta, Orange County, Phoenix, Houston, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, with plans to take it nationwide in additional markets thereafter.
The Undefeated features leading prominent political commentators Mark Levin, Tammy Bruce and Andrew Breitbart as well as conservative activists Kate Obenshein, Sonnie Johnson and Jamie Radtke. Additionally, the film features interviews with Alaskan civil servants, elected officials and advisors who were involved in Alaskan politics during Governor Palin’s tenure.
The Undefeated, which was written and directed by Stephen K. Bannon and produced by Bannon and Victory Film Group co-founder Glenn Bracken Evans and Dan Fleuette, chronicles Sarah Palin’s rise from obscurity to national prominence.
she is unpredictable
that is great when fighting the enemy
the enemy encompasses Barack Obama, the lamestream Media,
RINOs, Karl Rove,
if theRepublicans in DC was as cunning as Sarah, they would have
run Bammy and Reid in circles by now. after she did some heavy lifting
for Nov. 2010 with her facebook posts and campaigning
sarahpac is offering the dvd as a gift if you give $100 or more to sarahpac.
In accepting the invitation to attend the premiere, Sarah Palin stated, “We are very excited to visit historic Pella and its opera house and look forward to seeing the finished film for the first time with fellow Americans from the heartland.”
OH YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In accepting the invitation to attend the premiere, Sarah Palin stated, “We are very excited to visit historic Pella and its opera house and look forward to seeing the finished film for the first time with fellow Americans from the heartland.”
I hope and pray that a DVD will be available for us in the boonies.
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Not to worry, Victory Films (gotta love that name) has mastered it to DVD, which is being offered as a “pre- release” bonus to $100 donors to SarahPAC. I’m waiting for the Wells Fargo wagon with bated breath.
As I understand it there are plans for PPV and pay-streaming versions in the works.
Once the regular DVD sales open up I’ll be buying a few for guerilla war behind enemies lines in “The Free State NOT!”.
Unless he tells the pilot of Air Force One to take him to Canada. The dude gets Iowa and Ottawa confused sometimes.
When's the tulip festival? Did we miss it?
Cheers!
Link, please? (This ought to be good.)
Cheers!
PING PING PING PING
ping!
(Imagine Dancing Snoopy cartoon here).
Ottumwa.
Cheers!
Sarah might well have taken one or two pages from one of America’s first Spec-Ops warriors, the Grey Ghost, John Singleton Mosby.
Here’s a John Singleton Mosby, Grey Ghost, action. Bear in mind that Union forces were beside themselves at the hit and run tactics of Mosby’s Rangers and were searching for him every where and had placed a five thousand dollar bounty on him.
“Mosby is famous for carrying out a daring raid far inside Union lines at the Fairfax County courthouse in March 1863, where his men captured three Union officers, including Brig. Gen. Edwin H. Stoughton.
Mosby wrote in his memoirs that he found Stoughton in bed and roused him with a “spank on his bare back.” Upon being so rudely awakened the general indignantly asked what this meant. Mosby quickly asked if he had ever heard of “Mosby”. The general replied, “Yes, have you caught him?” “I am Mosby,” the Confederate ranger said.
“Stuart’s cavalry has possession of the Court House; be quick and dress.” Mosby and his 29 men had captured a Union general, two captains, 30 enlisted men, and 58 horses without firing a shot.”
Asymmetrical warfare? Yup, she got it.
If those are liberal heads, you are smelling granite.
“When’s the tulip festival? Did we miss it?”
May?
Great little town(of course I’m biased as a descendant of the founders.) Grandma lived in a building facing the Tulip tower.
Cool history. Nice historical village. Wyatt Earp’s family lived there for a while...
Wish I could be there.
With Todd? What happened to the mandatory fishing?
Why do you need everything explained to you like you’re some kind of mentally disabled child?
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