![]() Everyone from the cast and crew really put their blood, sweat and tears into the movie. 135 on a list ranking current popular movies on film-catalogue website, he said - higher even than a movie the “mockbuster” gained its inspiration from, 20th Century Fox’s upcoming “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.” “We got really lucky with this film. The movie, which was bootlegged and downloaded approximately 20 million times before being released, was as high as No. Lincoln.” Vail believes people will love the film, if online statistics provide any insight. Wilkinson has a dirty little secret that he is hiding from Mr. “I play one of the Secret Service agents by the name of John Wilkinson. It’s all tongue-in-cheek history,” he continued. “As he leads this group to Savannah, he realizes that maybe he bit off more than he can chew, as he also begins encountering Confederate soldiers. “Lincoln decides to take a group of Secret Service men down there and take over this group of walking dead so they can’t take over the whole country. “The movie is an epic film about Abraham Lincoln learning about an undead army that has risen up and taken over Fort Pulaski in Savannah, during the Civil War,” Vail said. As for the movie, expect to see exactly what the title promises. A lot of people are saying a lot of good things – which is cool,” Vail said. ![]() It is a good film.” “So far, a lot of people have been praising this film. “If you have the night off and want to see something for free, you should definitely come out. “It is a fun action flick and it is going to be a good time,” he said. Vail said movie lovers making it to the event can expect to have an enjoyable and entertaining couple of hours. The movie will show for only one night, Chapman said. Prizes will also be awarded to ticket holders there. Manny’s Neighborhood Grill, on South Main Street, will host an after-party for cast members and the public to meet and dine immediately following the screening. Approximately 358 tickets will be available on a first-come basis by calling and reserving a place, he said. Tim Chapman, the executive director of the Averitt Center, said the venue will host the premiere, sponsored by Statesboro’s Quality Inn and Suites, to feature the local artists. So there is definitely a Statesboro contingent in this film,” he said. “There is absolutely no replacement for it.” “There were many people in the movie, and on the crew, from Statesboro. There is a certain kind of energy that is brought to it,” Vail said. “There is no experience like having an audience watch the film you are a part of. The movie premier will provide an opportunity for Vail and others to enjoy their work - which was filmed in Savannah and released earlier this week - with some of their closest friends and family. Vail will join other cast mates for a free screening of the new horror/action flick at 7:30 p.m. Zombies,” which features the Statesboro resident Vail. The Averitt Center for the Arts will be the site of the first public premier of The Asylum film studios’ newest production “Abraham Lincoln vs. Next week, acting will finally bring Vail home. Vail has called many areas a base, but currently just one his home. He has been seen nationwide on popular television shows and even made impressions as far away as Japan. His passion led him to the Carolinas for school and to ritzy, glamorous cities New York and Los Angeles for professional work. The art of acting has taken Jason Vail to a number of places during the past 20 years.
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