American Legion Premiers The Americans On D-Day

Battle Tour film Host Ellwood
von Seibold & Film Director
Richard D. Lanni

Hollywood Salutes
America’s Heroes

***

The Americans on
D-Day Tour Film

MEDIA MUST RSVP

Gina Elise, Pin Up For
Vets donate proceeds for
Veteran hospitals. She plans
to be at the American Legion
tonight (Monday) April 27th.

Photo by Mike Patina

What:

Premiere Screening of Battle Tour Film “Americans on D-Day”
for Veterans

Who:

Ernest Borgnine, “Ernie”(Autobiography), “Wishing Well,” TV-2009

Gina Elise, “Pin-Ups Calendar

Girl” nonprofit for Vets

(Confirmed)

Commander Bill Mc Taggart,

American Legion Post 43,

Hollywood

Captain Dale Dyle, Warriors,

Inc., Band of Brothers

(confirmed)

Morton Schecter, B-24 Tail Gunner, Northridge, Ca (Confirmed)

Richard D. Lanni,

Director/Producer, The Americans on D-Day (Confirmed)

Howard Manioan, Retired, U.S. Army 82nd Airborne who landed in Normandy on D-Day (Confirmed)

Ellwood von Seibold, Tour Film Host of The Americans on D-Day (Confirmed)

Other Military Dignitaries TBA (Confirmed)

When:

MONDAY – April 27,2009

6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Cocktails, VIP, Refreshments

7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Film Screening (limited seating)

Media please RSVP with MAYO Communications

Where:

The American Legion Post 43 –

Hollywood

RSVP with Terry Duddy

323-851-3030

Background:

About 200 military, media and movie industry executives are expected to attend a special screening of Americans on D-Day, the first of a series of tour films produced by WW2 Reflections, Dublin, Ireland. Director Richard Lanni has just completed his first of a series of battle tour films entitled,
The Americans on D-Day (www.theamericansondday.com/), which will premiere

Monday, April 27th, 7:00 p.m. (PDT), (Cocktails 6:00 - 7:00 pm), at the American Legion Post #43, 2035 N Highland Ave., Hollywood, CA., 90068.

The film is available for any American Legion Post or veteran organizations upon request will be shown for free. Lanni is meeting with military dignitaries, museum officials and veterans of World War II. Lanni is researching California veterans of WW II for future interviews and plans to interview historians, museum officials in a series of films on Normandy.

[Editors: Credential Media must RSVP with MAYO Communications, 818-340-5300.]

Drinks, food and film premiere provided by Producer/Director Richard Lanni. Limited seating.
There will be a Spanish Speaking (2) at the event.

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