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Pls see below- let me know if you want to be my guest.
From: Andres Fernandez
Sent: Fri Oct 22 12:13:51 2010
Subject: CONFIRMATION WILDE SALOME
Please re-confirm your 2 seats for Monday night. If your plans have changed please let us know.
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You are cordially invited to join
Al Pacino
at a private screening of his new film
WILDE SALOME
Starring
Jessica Chastain as Salome
Al Pacino Kevin Anderson
Roxanne Hart and Estelle Parsons
Directed by Al Pacino
Produced by Barry Navidi and Robert Fox
Monday, October 25th, 2010
7:00pm - Screening
MOMA The Celeste Bartos Theater
4 West 54th Street
(bet 5th and 6th Avenues)
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9:00pm - Dinner
Osteria Del Circo
120 West 55th Street
(bet 6th and 7th Avenues)
or
Al is excited for you to see the screen debut of his co-star Jessica Chastain. He believes she is one of the best female newcomers of the last decade. In Al's own words, "She is a total revelation." and the very reason he made the film. After Terrence Malick saw a rough cut of WILDE SALOME, he quickly cast her in the lead roll of his upcoming film, TREE OF LIFE with Sean Penn and Brad Pitt.
In WILDE SALOME Al Pacino takes us on a journey as he unravels and re-interprets Oscar Wilde's once banned and most controversial work SALOME, a scintillating tale of lust, greed and one woman's scorn.
Al Pacino's WILDE SALOME is a contemporary documentary that invites audiences into the world of Al Pacino as never before seen. It's an intimate portrayal of one of the cinema's great icon's playing his most demanding role: himself and King Herod.
Brimming with shockingly candid moments, WILDE SALOME ventures with Al all over the world to London, Paris, Dublin, New York, Los Angeles and even Al's backstage dressing room. Nothing is off limits as Al explores the complexities of the play and the trials and tribulations of Wilde's life. Both touching and deeply funny, Al's journey in WILDE SALOME is one of passion, determination and above all, obsession.
RUNTIME: 92 MINUTES
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nick, I am in thecarib,,I would greatly appreciate it if you could take along my colleagues [REDACTED] and Samantha
thank you : ) Is [REDACTED] in 8, should I visit?
no she did not want to be alone
Be safe...
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