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Hollywood's
biggest stars participate in epic Beyond All
Boundaries opening in November only in New
Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (September 4, 2009) /PRNewswire/
— When
it premieres November 6,
Beyond All Boundaries,
the 4-D cinematic experience at The National
World War II Museum, will feature the voices
of Hollywood's biggest names portraying
everyday soldiers and servicemen as they
fought to preserve our country's freedom,
and the journalists who covered it in their
own words.
The exclusive production features an
all-star cast including Tom Hanks joined by
Kevin Bacon, Corbin Bleu, Patricia Clarkson,
Kevin Connolly, James Cromwell, Blythe
Danner, Viola Davis, Jessie Eisenberg, John
Goodman, Neil Patrick Harris, Kevin Jonas,
Justin Long, Tobey Maguire, Daran Norris,
Wendell Pierce, Chris Pine, Brad Pitt, Bill
Sadler, Gary Sinise and Elijah Wood, among
others.
"Beyond
All Boundaries
weaves a spectacular tapestry of World War
II – authentic, powerful and inspiring" said
Hanks. "I'm proud to have served as
executive producer of
Beyond All Boundaries,
and you can see it exclusively, every hour,
at The National World War II Museum in New
Orleans."
Beyond All Boundaries
is the latest in a series of star-powered
projects related to World War II. Hit movies
like
Inglorious Basterds
and HBO's upcoming TV series The Pacific
have reinvigorated international interest in
WWII, and the Museum's epic is yet another
compelling example of the relevance of WWII
today.
Created and crafted with 21st-century
technology,
Beyond All Boundaries
plunges viewers into the reality of
20th-century's most titanic struggle. Rarely
viewed footage that has been often
overlooked by filmmakers and documentarians
creates a truly unique and authentic
experience Audiences will feel the treads of
Tiger Tanks rumbling across North Africa's
deserts, brush snow from their cheeks during
the wintery Battle of the Bulge, and flinch
as anti-aircraft fire tries to bring down
their B-17 on a bombing run over Nazi
Germany.
The National World War II Museum tells the
story of the American Experience in the war
that changed the world – why it was fought,
how it was won, and what it means today.
Designated by Congress as America's National
World War II Museum, it celebrates the
American Spirit, the teamwork, optimism,
courage and sacrifice of the men and women
who fought on the battlefront and the Home
Front. For more information, visit
www.nationalww2museum.org. Follow
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