Another Lincoln Movie

[LincolnMan]

Great news Salvadore! Thanks for keeping us updated.

[BettyO]

Fantastic!

I would love to see this if it premiers in Richmond VA or vicinity - otherwise, I'll simply buy the DVD - which I know I will anyway!

Thanks - the trailer is extremely impressive - LOVE the integration of the period photos into the background!

[Liz Rosenthal]

I will also be appearing in New York on February 16, and doing a Q&A after the 7:40 showing at the Quad Cinema. It is a great honor to announce that I will be joined by Harold Holzer during that session.

How does one go about getting tickets to this particular showing of the movie (with you and Harold Holzer)?

[ninabeth13]

Liz,
You can buy tickets from the Quad theater directly. It is the Saturday February 16 7:40 pm showing. Afterwards there will be a Q&A with Harold Holzer.
- Nina Litvak



How does one go about getting tickets to this particular showing of the movie (with you and Harold Holzer)?
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[Salvador Litvak]

Fantastic!

I would love to see this if it premiers in Richmond VA or vicinity - otherwise, I'll simply buy the DVD - which I know I will anyway!

Thanks - the trailer is extremely impressive - LOVE the integration of the period photos into the background!

There will be a special screening of Saving Lincoln, free to the public, at the Old Naval Hospital in Washington DC on Feb 12, and I don't have to tell the members of this list what that date is! See http://hillcenterdc.org/home/programs/1136

[ReignetteC]

I will also be appearing in New York on February 16, and doing a Q&A after the 7:40 showing at the Quad Cinema. It is a great honor to announce that I will be joined by Harold Holzer during that session.

How does one go about getting tickets to this particular showing of the movie (with you and Harold Holzer)?

Liz,

I found the information here: http://www.quadcinema.com/coming-soon/

[ninabeth13]

Hello friends, there are only 7 more hours to pre-order the Saving Lincoln DVD by backing the movie on Kickstarter! http://kck.st/RV4QOh

On February 11 Saving Lincoln will be playing at the ALPLM as part of the ALA Symposium. The film will be in theaters February 15 and on DVD soon after. There will also be a free screening at the Old Navy Hospital in DC on Lincoln's birthday.

Here's the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9Tn9IpCj...r_embedded

[Liz Rosenthal]

We got our tickets to the showing of Saving Lincoln at 7:40 on the 16th! This will be a nice outing - train to New York, subway to The Village, dinner, and movie with post-movie Q & A.

[ninabeth13]

Liz, I'm so glad you are coming! My husband Sal, who directed Saving Lincoln will be appearing with Harold Holzer.

[L Verge]

What a perfect duo this production on Saving Lincoln and the one on Killing Lincoln should prove to be in the historian's world. Best wishes for a very successful opening and run, Ninabeth and Sal. Don't forget to let Surratt House know about any DVDs when they become available.

[ninabeth13]

What a perfect duo this production on Saving Lincoln and the one on Killing Lincoln should prove to be in the historian's world. Best wishes for a very successful opening and run, Ninabeth and Sal. Don't forget to let Surratt House know about any DVDs when they become available.

Thank you for your good wishes, we will let you know as soon as the DVDs are available.

[Vicky Reany Paulson]

Roger Norton asked me to post, that another Lincoln Book is als available, "Abraham Lincoln's Hanks Genealogy. The book is being sent for review to Roger Norton, and to Dr. Cornelius James, Lincoln Curator. Dr. Gerald Haslam, Prof. of History, BYU, Stated "I am to be congratulated on bringing out a family history which is well illustrated and get the pertinent facts about Lincoln's Hanks lineage written down correctly". I am a direct descendent of Thomas Hanks, oldest son of Joseph and Ann Lee Hanks, and brother of Lucy Hanks. Vicky Reany Paulson

[ninabeth13]

Hello friends,

Our movie "Saving Lincoln" opens today in 16 cities! For locations and showtimes, please click here:
http://www.savinglincoln.com/screenings.html

Here are some reviews of the film:
http://honeycuttshollywood.com/saving-lincoln-review/
http://www.hollywood.com/news/movies/550...an-lincoln

Please come out this weekend to see it if you can and help us have a great opening! Unlike all the other Lincoln films, "Saving Lincoln" was made independently with a micro-budget (700K as opposed to Spielberg's 100 Million) - but it is the only Lincoln film to tell the entire story of Lincoln leading the Union to victory in the Civil War.

If you are not near a city where the movie is playing, don't worry! You can now bring "Saving Lincoln" to a theater near you. We will soon be announcing our partnership with Tugg more publicly but for now we're letting a few of our friends know about it so they can start requesting screenings at a theater near them. You not only get to host the screening and take a piece of the box office just for getting your friends to join you, but you also get to be a big part of this film's theatrical release!

We will keep you posted on Tugg screenings. Thanks in advance for your support!

- Nina Litvak, screenwriter, "Saving Lincoln"

[L Verge]

Nina - A friend alerted me to this review: http://www.historynet.com/saving-lincoln...review.htm

Congratulations on what appears to be a job well done.

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Two more good reviews for Saving Lincoln: Congratulations again.

http://www.filmjournal.com/filmjournal/c...fe3fbfe041

http://aalbc.com/reviews/saving-lincoln.html

[Liz Rosenthal]

My husband and I got back from the 7:40 showing of Saving Lincoln at the Quad Cinema in NYC, the one that had Salvador Litvak and Harold Holzer taking questions from the audience afterward. We were able to congratulate Mr. Litvak on his (and his wife's) excellent achievement, and say hello to Harold Holzer, too. Both of them were extremely accessible and seemed like thoroughly nice individuals.

I'm really pooped right now (it's 1:05 a.m.), but just wanted to say that the movie is definitely worth seeing if you have the opportunity. Saving Lincoln is a unique take on our 16th president, told through the eyes of Ward Hill Lamon, Lincoln's occasional law partner on the circuit back in Illinois and Abe's devoted bodyguard in Washington DC. The "cinecollage" cinematography is almost spooky in its ability to take you back to that time and to many of the scenes and situations that have become familiar to those of us who are fascinated with the subject of Abraham Lincoln.

By the way, many audience members seemed genuinely moved by the movie. One fellow sitting in the row ahead of us had tears rolling down his cheeks. I hope the filmmakers are able to obtain a wider release for Saving Lincoln.