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As we celebrate Bond’s 50th Anniversary, The Wessex Autistic Society is delighted to announce it will be hosting a VIP screening of the new James Bond adventure ‘SKYFALL’ at Dorchester’s brand new ODEON Cinema Complex at Brewery Square on Thursday 25th October 2012. The charity has been fortunate to secure one of the regional charity screenings being shown across the country ahead of general release of the latest Bond film from the ever popular franchise.
Tony Armstrong, Community and Events Fundraiser at the Wessex Autistic Society comments; “We are delighted to have been chosen to show the latest Bond movie and use the event to raise vital funds for local people affected by autism. The film will be shown the day before general release and coincides with the special opening screenings of Dorchester’s state of the art, ODEON cinema complex which opens its doors to the public the following day. We are hoping people will see this as an opportunity to enjoy a preview cinema experience whilst enjoying the environment of the new three screen complex at the same time. Simply purchase your tickets from us and come and join in the fun on the evening of 25 th October.”
The Charity has organised for Anthony Waye, Executive Producer at Pinewood Studios who has been involved in the Bond franchise since Octopussy, to give a talk about his glittering career on the night. Anthony will make a 10 minute presentation ahead of the screening about his prestigious career, having been involved in over 70 of Pinewood’s movies since the 1960’s.
Alan Escott, General Manager of ODEON Dorchester comments, “We are thrilled to be ableto involve such a worthwhile local charity in this preview screening of SKYFALL at our brand new cinema complex, which will be opening its doors to Dorchester on the 26th October. This is a double celebration and an opportunity to be one of the first people to view a film at our brand new state-of-the-art cinemas whilst raising money for the Wessex Autistic Society.”
The screening will take place at the ODEON Dorchester, Brewery Square on Thursday 25th Oct at 8pm. The screening is approximately 2hours and 25 minutes long and certificate 12.
There is a dress code of Black Tie. Guests are advised to arrive no later than 7pm for the drinks reception, followed by an introduction by Anthony Waye.
The Wessex Autistic Society will also hold a live auction on the night with bespoke jewellery and bubbles up for grabs. Tickets are limited and selling fast at just £20 each, including canapés and drinks on arrival. To buy your ticket please visit www.twasskyfall.eventbrite.co.uk Alternatively call the fundraising team on 01305 213138.
The event promises to be a blockbusting evening to be remembered. Please come along for a charitable night with a difference. For more information please visit www.twas.org.uk
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