An Evening with Terrence Howard

Colored Girls Productions

Join us for a fabulous night with Terrence Howard, as we unveil the world premiere of "Showdown at the Grand" in an unforgettable evening!

Malco Powerhouse Cinema Grill & MXT, South Front Street, Memphis, TN, USA

An Evening with Terrence Howard and the World Theatrical Premiere of Showdown at the GrandAcclaimed actor and musician Terrence Howard will return to Memphis for the first time since his breakout performance here in the Summer of 2004 in the Academy Award-winning film, Hustle &amp; Flow. As fans of the film know, Hustle &amp; Flow catapulted not only Howard, but also Memphis director/writer Craig Brewer to world fame.Accompanied by his wife and business partner Mira, Howard will premiere in Memphis his latest film, Showdown at the Grand. The independent feature co-stars iconic bad guy Dolph Lundgren, who first burst on to the scene to star opposite Sylvester Stallone in Rocky IV.November 8th will also mark the kick-off of the Howards’ national campaign to “Bring Back the Movie Theatres!” Focusing on family-owned independent theatres like Memphis’ MALCO Theatres, Inc., the campaign’s focus is revitalizing the movie theatre industry. Film lovers, filmmakers, and sponsors alike will celebrate the premiere of Showdown at the Grand at “An Evening with Terrence Howard” Presented by Jim Walker and 901 Rolls Royce. Dr. Susan Murrmann and McDonald Murrmann Center for Wellness and Health 360 is a Platinum Sponsor. Fabian Matthews and Spotlight Productions is a Gold Sponsor . Premiere guests will enjoy appetizers, celebratory beverages, and a few “Tales &amp; Tunes” with the star himself.A Colored Girls Production -- Film/TV Commission Chairman Gale Jones Carson and Board Member Tajuan Stout Mitchell. Tickets are $100 each. VIP tickets are $150 each. They include an additional VIP private event. For sponsorship information, call Film Commissioner Linn Sitler at 901-527-8300 x103. The premiere is a fundraiser for the workshops/apprenticeship programs of The Memphis &amp; Shelby County Film and Television Commission Foundation’s 501c3.