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April 22, 2022

Red Carpet Treatment – Rosebud Lane

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Our little town of Brevard, North Carolina has hit the big time once again. Thursday night found us at our local theater – Co-ed Cinema for the premiere of Rosebud Lane. There were two sold out showings and I snagged tickets early on so was happy about that. I must admit it was kind of strange to be in a theater after over 2 years of not going but it was fun and we felt totally safe . (We have had our second booster. Yahoo!)

The plot summary: Rosebud Lane is about a Hollywood filmmaker who connects with his estranged young son and the result leaves a small mountain town shattered.

It was fun to see a lot of our local places featured in the film. The young boy in the movie is also a local youth and did a great job.

Of course I did not take any pictures during the movie –the ones I took were prior when they were featuring musical group Gypsy and Me who are featured in the movie. They are really great and I am looking forward to following them more. They also rolled some “behind the scenes” pictures on the screen like this one above.

Of course I had to take a selfie on the red carpet.

After the showing there was a time with the writer, director, some of the actors and Gypsy and Me but we did not stay for that . My friend, Beth, captured a great picture of them on the red carpet so thanks to her for the picture.

Photo credit – Beth Burney

Have you ever been to a red carpet event? I would love to hear all about it so let me know in the comments. Remember all comments go to support our Comments for a Cause –Reece’s Rainbow. You can read more about it by clicking here.

To read more about Rosebud Lane please click here.

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  1. Susi K.
    April 22, 2022 at 07:39 am

    Sounds like a great movie and a wonderful evening. I’ve never been to a red carpet event and Mann small scale one like this would probably be more fun then a big one.

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  2. jena c. henry
    April 22, 2022 at 07:44 am

    Cool! Living the life! Big event for your cute theater! How was the movie?

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  3. Darlene
    April 22, 2022 at 08:48 am

    What fun. The movie looks like a good one too.

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  4. Minnesota Prairie Roots
    April 22, 2022 at 10:42 am

    What fun! And exciting.

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  5. 365 Knit Socks
    April 22, 2022 at 10:45 am

    It sounds like you had a good time.

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  6. Shirley Matthews Dunn
    April 22, 2022 at 12:59 pm

    What a great event for you & Chris to go too. The movie is definitely one of my favorite type of movies. I will be looking forward to seeing to seeing it.

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  7. Priscilla King
    April 22, 2022 at 03:34 pm

    I never have! When “The River” was filmed in my town, local talent appeared only as extras (though we had several good bands), and I was off at school and had to watch the movie in Maryland. I *did* pay for Real Theatre Seats, the first time ever.

    I might look for someone with whom to watch “Rosebud Lane” when it gets here…

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  8. Priscilla King
    April 22, 2022 at 03:37 pm

    …They thought long and hard about making “The River” in Gate City, I’d have the world know. We do not actually *have* a river.

    What they wanted would have been the town up the road, Clinchport, located right on the Clinch River–but a real flood had already washed it away!

    So they compromised. If you ever get a chance to watch “The River,” the “town” scenes were shot on the back street of Gate City (they said our main street didn’t look shabby enough), and the river scenes were filmed somewhere in rural Tennessee.

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