Major All-Ireland Film Gears Up.
(PRWEB) April 4, 2002
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2 APRIL 2002
Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Ian Kennedy and Tony Rowe of Straight Face Productions are aiming to film “The Last Parade” penned by Ned Stuart of Lang Syne Films in New York with intern Brandon Tate, a Cerebral Palsy teenager in Virginia.
Metropolitan Films of Dublin is also in the mix as funding and casting rounds begin for this epic tale of Irish icon, Private William McBride, popularised by entertainer-songwriter Eric Bogle in his song “The Green Fields of France.”
The timeliness of the project is self-evident. As it was in negotiation, appropriate period locations were being identified with the help of the Northern Ireland Film Commission in order to facilitate a project such as “The Last Parade.” The potential of a cross-border production of this magnitude is creating excitement throughout the worldwide Irish community. In Ireland, the best and brightest talents are reading through the script in an effort to secure parts. The buzz has even rocked England.
Award winning Straight Forward Film and Television CEO Ian Kennedy, currently Chairman of the Irish Film and Television Academy and distinguished television drama and current affairs producer Tony Rowe, head of About Face Media Productions in Britain and Ireland, are confident that “The Last Parade” will become a celebrated film classic.
Kennedy and Rowe created Straight Face Productions 1995 as a joint feature film and documentary arm or their two companies Straight Forward Productions and About Face Media Films.
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