Interview with Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter Actors Walker and Mackie

Actors Benjamin Walker & Anthony Mackie recount their experience screening Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (2012) for the officers and crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln:

 

Actors Benjamin Walker & Anthony Mackie

 

The 20th Century Fox Blu-Ray and DVD release of Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (2012) directed by Timur Bekmambetov and produced by Tim Burton and Jim Lemley is scheduled in the U.S. for October 23rd, 2012.

Benjamin Walker Does "Down Under Press" for Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter

Besides spending time last week screening Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter for the sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln and at two undisclosed locations, Benjamin Walker, Timur Bekmambetov, Erin Wassen and Seth Graham-Smith spent time with the Australian and New Zealand press in Sydney.  Anthony Mackie caught up with the group in Bahrain for the mind-blowing jump and landing onto the aircraft carrier.

Walker appeared as Abraham Lincoln, so others who make the reimagining possible traveled as well.

Benjamin Walker transformed into the cinematic Lincoln under the artful design of

prosthetics and makeup by Greg Cannom with Will Huff.

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Check out Dominic Correy's article and reaction to his first-glance take on Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter.  Spoiler hint:  Liam Neeson is mentioned.

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter opens in 3D wide release from 20th Century Fox on June 22nd.

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (2012) Previewed on US Navy Namesake

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (2012) the summer 20th Century Fox 3D tentpole thriller horror biopic mashup movie extravaganza starring Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Mary Elizabeth Winsted, and Rufus Sewell - direction by Timur Bekmambetov and production by Tim Burton and Jim Lemley - will advance screen on its US Navy namesake, the USS Abraham Lincoln.  The US ship is currently deployed in the middle east.

Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.

Michael Cieply's article in the New York Times describes the advance screening for sailors and marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.