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Paula Peril Movie Website Now Open

October 20, 2007 By Sam Sloan Leave a Comment

peril.jpgPhoenix, Arizona – New Phoenix Filmworks announced the launch of the official movie website for “Paula Peril: Midnight is the Darkest Hour,” the first feature-length film based on the popular comic book series “The Adventures of Paula Peril.” This Website will feature cast information and behind-the-scenes photos from the production of the 1940s-styled action-
adventure expected to be released April 2008.

“This project is one of the largest and most ambitious films we’ve ever done” said Andy Rodriguez-McCradic, owner of New Phoenix Filmworks, and Director of the upcoming film “We felt
a specially-designed website was needed to give fans a place to go for the latest photos, video, or downloads related to the film.”

The website will launch with a series of exclusive interviews and photos with stars Valerie Perez, Chris King, Sheradan Van Heusen, Val Tasso and Paul Howard as well as information on the production staff.

“This is an incredibly talented cast and crew,” said Paula Peril creator and Executive Producer James Watson, “We hope people will check back often as we countdown to one of the
most-anticipated independent action films of next year!”

For more information on New Phoenix Filmworks, visit www.newphx.com.

For more information on Atlantis Studios, or Paula Peril artwork and characters, visit www.atlantisstudios.net/paulaperil

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