$HHSE Pacts with Snowy Morning and International P
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Posted On: 07/16/2021 7:46:30 AM
$HHSE Pacts with Snowy Morning and International Presales for MELTDOWN.
Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE) has partnered again with Cherokee Nation producer Christian Large and Snowy Morning, Inc. for the $20-million dollar action-adventure film "Meltdown." Principal photography will commence in April, 2022 to allow for necessary construction of a Nuclear Plant set. Filming will occur primarily in Oklahoma with HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson as Director, and Christian Large as Producer.
"Meltdown" tells the story of an ex-Army Ranger who returns to his life and family in eastern Oklahoma to find his only employment opportunity to be a pastry truck route driver. When he is summoned to attend to a "stuck pastry" call at the Nuclear Plant in his route, he finds himself caught inside a terrorist plot to take over the plant and initiate a dangerous Meltdown of the reactor core. With the help of two plant workers, our hero is able to use his combat skills to stop the deadly plot. Writer-Director Parkinson describes the film as "Die Hard in a Nuclear plant."
"With the funding structure and LOIs now set, we are finally able to make the necessary pay-or-play offers to our top three stars, as well as acquire the land and begin construction of the Nuclear Plant sets," says Parkinson. "There is an opportunity to sublease some of the production offices and industrial buildings from Apple Studios that are currently being utilized for the Martin Scorsese film 'Killers of the Flower Moon' which should wrap in mid-September," he continued.
Additional details on the Meltdown feature will be released post-Cannes.
Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE) has partnered again with Cherokee Nation producer Christian Large and Snowy Morning, Inc. for the $20-million dollar action-adventure film "Meltdown." Principal photography will commence in April, 2022 to allow for necessary construction of a Nuclear Plant set. Filming will occur primarily in Oklahoma with HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson as Director, and Christian Large as Producer.
"Meltdown" tells the story of an ex-Army Ranger who returns to his life and family in eastern Oklahoma to find his only employment opportunity to be a pastry truck route driver. When he is summoned to attend to a "stuck pastry" call at the Nuclear Plant in his route, he finds himself caught inside a terrorist plot to take over the plant and initiate a dangerous Meltdown of the reactor core. With the help of two plant workers, our hero is able to use his combat skills to stop the deadly plot. Writer-Director Parkinson describes the film as "Die Hard in a Nuclear plant."
"With the funding structure and LOIs now set, we are finally able to make the necessary pay-or-play offers to our top three stars, as well as acquire the land and begin construction of the Nuclear Plant sets," says Parkinson. "There is an opportunity to sublease some of the production offices and industrial buildings from Apple Studios that are currently being utilized for the Martin Scorsese film 'Killers of the Flower Moon' which should wrap in mid-September," he continued.
Additional details on the Meltdown feature will be released post-Cannes.
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