02-24-10: APJ Auction, Premiere Dates, HTTYD Contest
Posted on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at 5:48 pm
Artists for Peace and Justice (APJ) has partnered with popular online auction site CharityBuzz.com for a special celebrity awards-themed auction that will begin on February 24th which includes Gerard’s tuxedo worn at this year’s Golden Globes and One-of-a-kind Haiti print signed by Gerard and other celebs. Read more…
MARCH PREMIERE DATES
With two movies opening in March, there are several dates for US and UK premieres. Gerard’s attendance at these premieres is, as always, not guaranteed.
March 11
UK The Bounty Hunter Premiere
Vue West End Cinema Leicester Square – London
March 16
US The Bounty Hunter Premiere
Zeigfeld Theatre – New York City
March 21
US How To Train Your Dragon Premiere
Location TBA – Los Angeles
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
A premiere video contest and sweepstakes connected with How To Train Your Dragon is being held at Train-Your-Dragon.com. The contest and sweepstakes end March 8, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. (noon) ET.
Below is just one of the many HTTYD vingettes playing during the NBC broadcast of the Olympic Games from Vancouver. For more, visit Trailer Addict.
THE BOUNTY HUNTER
New HQ stills from The Bounty Hunter have been added to the gallery. View more here…
LAW ABIDING CITIZEN
Law Abiding Citizen was the #1 in DVD and Blu-ray rentals and sales for the week of February 16. Read more…
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April 24th, 2010 at 4:45 am
The best of the best!!! Dragons it is the best animals for me now.
February 28th, 2010 at 1:14 am
“How to Train Your Dragon” made watching XXI Winter Olympics games from Vancouver, Canada, even more fun for me …and millions of others…it is certainly a terrific animated movie judging from the previews ….enjoyed them so much and the Winter Olympics are always exciting. I am looking forward to seeing dragons and vikings when they come to my local theater, soon, I hope.