Hi to all my wonderful rambling friends. I am glad to be back for another story from the past. Last Tuesday, I had a call from a school wanting to bring 100 third graders to Frontier Theater for their annual spring field trip. I told the teacher that I was no longer hosting school field trips. Folks, for those who do not know, I started Frontier Theater in 1989. For five years, it featured many different venues. In 1994, we hosted our first school field trip. Long story short, the park entertained and educated over 100,000 kids. We featured Native American Skills, Early Settler Adventures, and Civil War Reenactments. Plus: old-fashioned games and much more. Friends, I can not begin to tell you how wonderful our artisans and reenactors were. The best of the best! The kids loved and respected them greatly.
because of all the three films, and i know you ve heard we did this competition in three different territories. i was look iing for distinctive three different parts in three different movies with different tones that, a, would give me something to do where a young director could really direct me and i just thought ben s script, the idea, was very, very clever. it was funny. and it gave me a chance to in the voice of mr. higgims, as we call him in the film, although his real name is kenny, i got a chance to sort of revive my great mentor and idol jack lemmon. it s sort of a little bit of a jack lemmon voice for mr. higgins. it s nice to have a mentor. it seems like a role that may very well be right up your alley. dana, i want to did ask you. you re the producer. i guess the goal is to discover undiscovered talent. how tough is it for a young director or an actor, what may be, to get their first break? how difficult is it? it s extremely difficult for anybody to break i