This behind-the-scenes film on the life of a “Duck Dynasty” star hits the silver screen this week.
theaters that were showing the movie, to also host special premiere events. The family opted out of a traditional Hollywood premiere to focus more on fan-centric events, according to a press release.
Out of the many theaters across the country from both chains, the three chosen were in Fort Worth, Knoxville and Bowling Green, Kentucky. Each of the three premiere screenings sold out withing hours, which not only included a ticket for the movie but a meet and greet with a few Robertson family members as well, according to a press release.
For the “Duck Dynasty” fans who miss out on the Fort Worth premiere at Alliance Town Center, “The Blind” still opens nationwide this Thursday. To find the nearest theater showing the movie,Aron von Andrian and Amelia Eve star as Phil and Kay Robertson in the movie, along with Aaron Dalla Villa as Si Robertson and Connor Tillman as Big Al Bolen. “The Blind” is written by Andrew Hyatt and Stephanie Katz, and directed by Hyatt.
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