On Sunday, May 22nd, 2016, close to 3000 fans of the classic 1986 John Hughes comedy, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, convened on Daley Plaza in downtown Chicago, Illinois for a live re-creation of the celebrated “Twist and Shout” parade scene from the original film. The event provided a rousing finale to the 30th Anniversary “Ferris Fest” celebration events […]
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[VIDEO] Check Out the 30th Anniversary ‘Ferris Bueller’ TWIST and SHOUT Re-creation!
June 1st, 2016 
Beyond the Marquee 
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1 Comment »BTM EXCLUSIVE! – [VIDEO & PICS] School is Back in Session for Edie McClurg, Cinema’s Favorite Secretary from ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’
May 9th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee Recently, the Principal’s office at the fictitious location of Shermer High school was once again home to actress Edie McClurg, who was given the chance to reprise her role as ‘Grace’, the famous huge-hairdo’d school secretary from the 1986 classic film, FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF. The film celebrates it’s 30th anniversary this year. El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills, California served as […]
Posted in ARTICLES BY AUTHOR, Beyond The Marquee, FAN FILMS, FILM FESTIVALS, MAJOR MOTION PICS, MOVIES, ON-LOCATION, PROPS & COSTUMES Tags: 1986, 2016, 30th Anniversary, Abe Froman, Alan Ruck, Cameron, Chicago, David Blanchard, Ed Rooney, Edie McClurg, El Camino Real High School, Ferrari, Ferris Fest, film, Grace, Great Oaks, Illinois, Jeffrey Jones, John Hughes, Josh Sharp, Matthew Broderick, movie, Recreation, Sheerer High School, Sloane, Steve Czarnecki No Comments »[VIDEO] BTM: the Web-Series, Ep.85 – Unveiling Event of the Back to the Future DeLorean
April 28th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee BacktotheFuture .com and Beyond the Marquee were on hand for the private unveiling event for the restored Delorean ‘A’ car time machine from the iconic ‘Back to the Future movie trilogy as it was welcomed into its new home at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles on April 20th, 2016. Steve Czarnecki, Senior West […]
Posted in ARTICLES BY AUTHOR, Beyond The Marquee, BTM: THE WEB SERIES, FILM FESTIVALS, Kevin Stern, MAJOR MOTION PICS, MOVIES, ON-LOCATION, PROPS & COSTUMES, THE WEB SERIES Tags: 1985, 88mph, Adam Langsbard, Andrew Wells, Back to the Future, Bob Gale, DeLorean, DeLorean World, Fans, film, flux capacitor, Hollywood, Joe Walser, John Murdy, Kevin Stern, knight rider, Michael J. Fox, michael sheffe, movie, Museum, Panel, Petersen Automotive Museum, plutonium, restoration, Robert Zemeckis, stainless steel, Steve Concotelli, Steve Czarnecki, Time Circuits, time machine, Universal Studios Hollywood No Comments »James Bond and the Literary World
August 4th, 2013 Geoffrey Geib License to Kill is the best James Bond movie. By far. And it’s not even close. It’s not the most fun, to be sure, that’s completely subjective and not all that close either[i], but it brilliantly captures the essence of the literary character to the greatest degree, and that essence, boiled down to its most […]
A Monster in Paris (Film Review)
March 15th, 2012 David Derks At the 2012 Los Angeles Animation Festival, I had the opportunity to watch a little gem of a film that has not yet been released in the United States. If you asked me a week ago if a movie about a giant sized singing flea sounded appealing, I would have say no. A Monster in […]
Steven Spielberg’s WAR HORSE Film Review – Above the Bit
December 21st, 2011 Kevin Stern “This is what quiet confidence looks like.” – Captain Nicholls, War Horse To say that Steven Spielberg’s film, War Horse, is a modern-day cinematic masterpiece would be an understatement and finding the right words to fully describe its brilliance is quite a daunting task. The above quote seems to work best to sum up the […]
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