Miller's Tale

theexorcist:

Just a reminder: if you wanted to pre-order your copy of Miller’s Tale (read more about the wonderful film here) and/or send a donation, there’s only 3 days left to do so!

Email from the associate producer of Miller's Tale

The official Miller's Tale DVD is now ready for pre-order! DVDs will include the hour-long film and multiple Extras: Director’s commentary, Deleted scenes, the Director’s student film Birthday (which captures Jason Miller in one of his final performances on film), and more.

To fund DVD production, we've launched an IndieGoGo fundraising camp where you pre-order a DVD for $35 (shipping included), and if you'd like to give more, we have all kinds of perks (that include limited edition framed stills of Jason Miller, taken by noted photographer Danny Fields).

To purchase a DVD, check out our page here.

By buying your DVD copies now, you are ensuring that we can complete DVD production and get you your copy as soon as possible. We plan to have pre-orders sent out in August 2011. Please feel free to share the page with friends, family, and Jason Miller fans on social networking sites, blogs, forums, etc.

Thanks so much for your support!!!

Best,

Kathleen

Associate Producer, Miller's Tale

http://www.millerstalemovie.com

Jason Patric brings his late father Jason Miller's ashes in as prop for Broadway revival of his play "That Championship Season"

Patric also said, “I do have his ashes up there,” referring to the silver urn in a cupboard on the set. “I thought the old man should be up there with us. I feel in some ways, when I’m doing this, I’m in communion with him, opening up to that vulnerability, that wound.”

Read more

Brian Cox, Kiefer Sutherland, and Jason Patric on NPR

Jason DeCrow/Associated Press In this Jan. 13, 2011 photo, cast members of the Broadway play That Championship Season, from left, Jim Gaffigan, Chris Noth, Brian Cox, seated, Kiefer Sutherland and Jason Patric pose for a portrait in New York

On Saturday's Weekend Edition, Scott Simon speaks with actors Brian Cox, Kiefer Sutherland and Jason Patric about their roles in the new Broadway production of That Championship Season. The play, about a coach hosting a reunion of the members of his championship high-school basketball team 20 years later, won a Pulitzer Prize in 1973 for playwright Jason Miller — who was Jason Patric's father. (Miller died in 2001.) The production also stars Chris Noth, familiar to TV viewers of Sex And The City and The Good Wife, and Jim Gaffigan, who's best known as a comedian.

The actors agree that while the text is about a coach and a team, it's more about fathers and sons — in fact, Patric grew up knowing his own father wrote it in an effort to achieve enough success to move his son away from a playground strewn with broken glass.

That Championship Season: Fathers And Sons Find A New Home On Broadway

Miller's Tale updates

You can watch the trailer here and be sure to keep an eye on that site for news and info!