REMINDER: Catch a Sneak Peek at "Pushing Daisies" ...in a Cemetery

As a courtesy to those of you who missed the original invitation on Tuesday, see below for details on the free screening of Pushing Daisies in LA:

Still haven't seen the highly anticipated fall series Pushing Daisies?

If you haven't and live in LA (or are conveniently situated to drive to said locale), ABC is hosting a sneak preview screening of the pilot for forensic fairy tale Pushing Daisies on Thursday.

Fittingly, the Pushing Daisies event will take place at Hollywood Forever cemetery, which--if you've never been there--is the perfect place for a late night summer film. Select members of the cast and crew will be hand to introduce the event, which promises to be highly entertaining.

Details below for the Pushing Daisies screening.

What: Pushing Daisies Sneak Peek

When: Thursday, August 16th at 8 pm (but get there early!)

Where: Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90038

Trust me, this is one event you don't want to miss. And, if that weren't enough incentive, ABC promises "special treats" for some attendees. Hmmm, pie perhaps?

Comments

The CineManiac said…

I'm still thinking about coming, but since my wife's leaving town thursday I don't really have anyone to go with me, and I'm not sure I really want to hang out in a cemetery alone.

8/13/2007

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