Eccles Theater

So I'm curious what it was like to see it on tour in theaters that aren't immersive in that way.

Well, I mean, the Eccles, it does help that it, uh, it, they have all these, like, stars all over the ceiling.

And they have, like, the way that it's sort of designed almost helps.

Um, so it might be less effective other theaters.

Uh, it was, and-

Yeah

... 'cause the Eccles, even though it, it's a great th- it's a great space, it, it can be a little frustrating if you're off to the side.

Like, the, the, the audio can be a little-

coming

out? He's taking it to the Eccles Theater.

I'm like, oh, that's interesting that you can afford the Eccles Theater, but you're a lot behind in child support.

But anyway, yes, it's called The King of New York.

I don't want to promote it, but there you go.

So I didn't really like have the full experience.

I was like there at the Eccles Theater introducing my movie and the biggest theater.

I'm like the, you know, the first night and it was like, and I was like, and then I'm next day on a plane home.

Like I was like, what just happened? This is crazy.

This was the last film that I saw at Sundance.

I saw it at the Eccles Theater.

It looks absolutely gorgeous on the big screen, and I loved it.

I mean, the wait is fantastic.

And I was really proud, um, when I watched it, and we watched it in, like, I can't remember the name of the s- the theater in, uh-

Was it Eccles Theatre?

...

Park City.

Yeah.

And that's not even including what Wendy Hassan's going to have going on at the Eccles.

No, probably not.

That's a very cool announcement.

That's pretty cool.

Oh, yeah.

I noticed that because, you know, when they perform here at the Eccles Theater, in addition to the dancers they have on stage, they have a whole raft.

young girls running around dressed like zombies in the audience.