Showing posts with label Cowgirls N Angels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cowgirls N Angels. Show all posts
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New BTS Pic of Jackson from the set of Cowgirls 'N Angels
Cowgirls 'N Angels FB: Jackson Rathbone talk in between takes. That is Jackson's own guitar - made from an old ammo case!
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Win a Cowgirls ‘N Angels Prize Pack from Red Carpet Crash
Cowgirls N' Angels DVD Release Date: October 2 only at Walmart
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Signed movie still (Bailee Madison)
Sky High Angels Signed Photo (Trick riding team that performed the stunts)
Cowgirls ‘N Angels Bracelet
Sequined Headband
Movie Poster
Movie Post Card
Bandana
Movie on DVD or Blu-ray
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Jackson Credits Pickwicks, Midland With Good Foundation
Former Midlander Monroe Jackson Rathbone V is in a
soon-to-be-released family film, "Cowgirls N Angels," which the Trinity
School Senior Girls Club hopes to bring to Midland's Hollywood Tall City
14 Sept. 13. To do so, 100 tickets must be pre-sold by Thursday.Rathbone, who played Jasper Cullen in the "Twilight" films, was first seen by an audience on the Midland Community Theatre stage.
"The first role was in 'Christmas Carol,' two years," Rathbone said in a telephone interview from his home in California.
"Then I did 'Grease, the Musical.' I had to learn how to sing and play guitar and act and dance all for the same production."
He knew as a teenager he wanted to be a professional actor.
"I knew I wanted to be an actor when I was about 13, 14 years old, and I did my audition for the Pickwick Players," said Rathbone, who is the son of Midlanders Randee and Monroe Jackson "Jack" Rathbone IV and the brother of Brittney Rathbone. "And I got in doing a little monologue from Saturday Night Live.
"I just loved the feeling of being up on-stage and being able to capture the imagination of an audience, to be able to bring people joy and laughter, to be able to tell people a story, that's always what's motivated me."
He has a favorite role that he played while in Midland.
"My favorite role was playing King Herod in 'Jesus Christ, Superstar' at the Yucca," said the 27-year-old Rathbone, who is a proud new father (of a baby born July 5 and named Monroe Jackson Rathbone VI.) "That's one of my favorite roles and one of the last roles before I left Midland to study acting in Michigan (at Interlochen Arts Academy).
When asked what he preferred -- film or stage, he said, "Between a stage production and a film, I miss the stage. I do miss the stage. It's been about 10 years since I've been in a theater production. With film you lose a certain sense of immediacy. With the stage, you get to see the audience. You get to know if a joke works.
"Being in a film is a lot more of a story in acceptance. We shot 'Cowgirls N Angels' about a year and a half ago, and it's just now getting into theaters. It's definitely a study in patience. You do a project you believe so fervently in, and then you have to wait a year and a half for anyone to see it.'
"Cowgirls N Angels" is "a beautiful moving story," said Rathbone. "It's a family film about a young girl who lives with her single mother. She has always been drawn to the rodeo. She doesn't know who her father is. The only thing she knows is he works in the rodeo.
"And she gets drawn up into the Sweethearts of the rodeo. That's a group of young teenager girls from varied backgrounds who are trick riders. And these girls do amazing tricks. It was a pleasure to watch the real trick riders work because what they can do on a horse is gravity defying."
Rathbone credits the Pickwick Players, MCT's youth performance troupe, and Midland with providing a good foundation for him.
"The Pickwicks -- that was a huge basis," Rathbone said. "I've got to give a lot of thanks to Midland and Midlanders' sense of community and their sense of the arts. There are a lot of towns that don't have this sensibility of the arts being an important part of life. And I really believe in it. I believe in entertainment.
"I'm very thankful that I grew up in a town like Midland and was able to learn and grow as an actor. I was nurtured as a young artist as opposed to stifled.
"There's a lot of young actors who are doing Pickwicks right now who have big dreams. Follow your dreams. You've got to do whatever makes you happy in life. I was blessed with an amazing community in Midland. I always think about MCT and how much I learned there and how much I grew as a person and as an artist."
Details:
What: "Cowgirls N Angels" film
When: With a pre-sale of 100 tickets by Thursday, the film will be screened at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13
Where: Hollywood Tall City 14
Info: Family film. Cast includes former Midlander Jackson Rathbone. To reserve tickets ($10) or for more information on the film, go to http:/www.tugg.com/events/1357. Trinity School Senior Girls Club fundraiser for Safe Place of the Permian basin. For more information, contact Kobi Lincoln, Trinity School, at k_lincoln@trinitymidland.org. The show sold out in Fayetteville, Ark. and the theater had a second screening.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Cowgirls N Angels Fundraiser
A local high school group is looking to bring a new family film to the Tall City, as well as raise awareness and collect supplies for a local women's shelter.
The Trinity School Senior Girls Club is selling tickets for a pre-screening of the new independent movie, "Cowgirls 'n' Angels," and gathering donations to benefit victims at Safe Place of the Permian Basin.
"We feel for them and appreciate what they do there (at Safe Place)," said Trinity senior Lauren Wagner. "We want to start the year off right with this first project."
A portion of the ticket sales will be given to the nonprofit, and movie patrons are asked to bring canned goods and toiletry items that the women can use at the shelter.
The film will be shown 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Hollywood Tall City 14.
The film stars Midland native, Jackson Rathbone, a Trinity School alumni. His sister is a senior this year, said Kobi Lincoln, the school's director of advancement.
"Cowgirls 'n' Angels" tells the story of a young girl, played by Bailee Madison, who searches for her father, a rodeo rider, and joins the Sweethearts of the Rodeo, a team of young female rodeo rider. Madison's character learns about herself through the personal journey, and the story becomes one of redemption and discovery.
Rathbone, 27, plays a cowboy named Justin Wood, who causes a rift within the group by trying to woo one of the girls.
"It's a fun character, and I've not been able to play a cowboy yet. I get to use my roots, so to speak," he said.
The film also stars Academy Award nominee James Cromwell.
Rathbone said it's hard to get a good family film and that when he found this script, he jumped at the chance to be a part of it.
He's excited to be able to bring it to Midland where he knows there is a great sense of family and community.
"Midland's my hometown. I've never really been able to bring a family film to Midland before," Rathbone said.
He said his parents attended a screening at the Dallas Film Festival earlier this year and enjoyed it. He said one of the reasons he agreed to do the movie was because it spoke to him and his family's values.
"I thought, 'My folks are really going to love it,' and I was right," he said.
His dad, Jack, will give a short introduction before the movie that the younger Rathbone hopes Midlanders will enjoy.
"Midland has an amazing community," he said. "When the whole community steps up, they really do amazing work. And since it ties in a little bit with the fundraiser, I think it's quite beautiful."
Wagner agreed, and said the Senior Girls Club hopes to be able to give back to the women at Safe Place who may not have any place else to go.
"It's important and it's giving us in Midland an opportunity and a chance to see a movie we wouldn't see otherwise," she said.
Audrie Palmer can be reached at apalmer@mrt.com.
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'Cowboys 'n' Angels'
When: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13
Where: Hollywood Tall City 14
How much: $10 each.
Tickets available at: www.tugg.com/events/1357.
For more information: contact Kobi Lincoln at k_lincoln@trinitymidland.org.
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Jackson To Give a Short Introduction at Cowgirls N Angels Screening In Midland, Texas
The Event Program (total time: 1h 52m)
Thursday, September 13, 7:30pm - 9:22pmin Midland, TX at Hollywood Tall City 14 $10.00
Introduction
Jack Rathbone will give a short introduction preceding the film!
Movie presentation of Cowgirls N Angels
Cowgirls N' Angels is a heartwarming movie that tells the story of Ida, a feisty and rebellious young girl, who has dreams of finding her father, a rodeo rider. While searching for her dad, she connects with the Sweethearts of the Rodeo, a team of young female rodeo riders run by former rodeo star Terence Parker. Recognizing Ida's innate talent for trick riding, Terence recruits her for their ranks. Accepted wholeheartedly by her new "family," Ida finds a new passion that redefines her life, and may also help her find the father she's been searching for.
This event will only happen if 50 more people reserve a ticket here
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