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    'Honor Flight' executive producer Kmele Foster on 'Red Eye'

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-- did right with this flight I speak of a new film about a budget -- -- -- volunteers -- World War II vets.

I'm trips to Washington DC.

To visit the memorial in their honor a final thank you for these men -- -- their eighty's and ninety's it's called -- flight.

And it's really good I'm told I was too busy baking brownies to watch it.

Here's a trailer.

It took sixty years for us to build a memorial to these guys they've never gotten a welcome home that they deserve.

He has cancer and he kept saying I'm going to instruct them to make it to the World War II memorial.

We -- World War II veterans see the memorial at no cost.

I'm Bob Dole and my wife Elizabeth.

The -- we've got to let everybody know the sacrifices.

Made by that generation.

One that didn't come back.

We're being real life he'll never forget its political.

-- -- -- -- -- -- It's awesome -- -- is one of the executive producers.

And I would say why should people go see this film but that's a ridiculous they have must see this movie I think that's we're involved.

We -- -- bats yeah but there are many more features throughout the film.

And it was a real privilege to work on this project with the team.

Yet what was it like for you I mean how was this effort this journey was it hard I mean getting this together won't know I mean this this film actually -- That can't for the last three years of work actually yeah and Dan -- the director of the project quite -- another producer on the project they always have to credit other people what they're incredibly talented -- I wanna I wanna be -- -- -- -- as -- -- all the volunteers yeah Wisconsin credit group.

Incredible group of folks incredible group that's.

And the project that we are all super product.

Tell me about the -- united Miller Park in Milwaukee hit 28000.

Plus people he slammed into the to the brewers' stadium in Milwaukee and I mean you could hear a pin drop in the place it was phenomenal -- I think almost 200 World War II veterans like in the stadium -- after watching the film.

Again just like a once -- like comics that's got to be the largest movie premiere ever did it actually is yeah the world record for the largest film largest -- audience in history.

I think we'll probably have that for like another two years from Arkansas but the movie still stands -- -- my hope.

Yes go see it it opens up around December 7 in Wisconsin you actually get a couple extra days -- -- -- so in Wisconsin New York.

LA and -- Washington DC we have another really big event that -- our constitution hall on December 7 which is going to be incredible.

Bob any documentaries plant in the future.

Yeah -- got a lot of other extra stuff coming but I don't know what the new next project is for now.

-- -- an honor flight the movie dot com.

And learn more does this suggestion there's this young guy that doesn't show late at night might be good documentary books for Fox News and -- -- my address credit statements.

Again what I they wouldn't important thing it is that you're doing and and and you've got to go see this thing went down with army air corps that.

He went to the memorial -- incredibly moving.

This is really important.

Thing.

-- announcement will be made me feel irrelevant lot of military up here.

Now I'm I'm a former brat -- constantly for a.

Well yeah yeah that mean you're always abraxis and I think for more information go to -- flight the movie dot com and.

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