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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRESS RELEASE CONTACT: David Rambaldi (844) 413-FILM THE HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION, L.L.C., NEW MEXICO, ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST FEATURE FILM PRODUCTION June 7, 2016, Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico...The Hollywood Connection, L.L.C., New Mexico's newest film and television production company is proud to announce its first feature film production, “Sons of Guns.” A western, “Sons of Guns” was written by Dennis Hackin and Peter Fonda. Peter Fonda is set to direct and co-star. The entire production will take place in New Mexico. Peter Fonda is best know for his role in “Easy Rider.” Peter's directing credits include “Wanda Nevada,” “Idaho Transfer” and “The Hired Hand.” Peter is currently acting in “The Most Hated Woman In America” for Netflix, directed by Tommy O'Haver. Dennis Hackin previously worked with Peter Fonda as the writer of “Wanda Nevada.” Dennis also wrote the feature films “Bronco Billy,” “No Holds Barred,” “South of Heaven and West of Hell,” and the TV movie “Marked for Murder.” Dennis was an uncredited writer on “Heartbreak Ridge,” also with Clint Eastwood. In 2014, Mr. Hackin published the novel, “Android Roy The Paranoid Android.” Mr. Hackin and Mr. Fonda are also Co-Producers. New Mexican Janet Wilson is Associate Producer. David Rambaldi, a veteran movie producer and development exec from Los Angeles, and Gary Harber, communications and social media expert, both grew up and attended college in Southern California. Gary was a film major at USC, David at UCLA. David and Gary are now both New Mexicans, having resided there full-time for over 10 years. Page Two NEW FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION COMPANY IN NEW MEXICO “Sons of Guns,” budgeted at under $100 million, will be an independent, fully union film. The start date is slated for mid-April, 2017. The Producers look forward to a long, successful and lasting relationship with IATSE, WGA, DGA, SAG and the Teamsters. The Hollywood Connection is a fair wage company. Its mission is to provide Hollywood level film production services from within New Mexico, to provide film and television production work opportunities and fair wages for New Mexicans, especially Background Artists, and to treat everyone equally and with respect. The Hollywood Connection, L.L.C. is owned by David Rambaldi and Gary Harber. It is the intention of The Hollywood Connection to endeavor to make real for everyone involved in their productions that famous line from Dennis Hackin's “Bronco Billy,” “You can be anything you want. All you have to do is go out and become it.” For further information, contact David Rambaldi, The Hollywood Connection L.L.C., (844) 413-FILM, P/O Box 762, Tierra Amarilla, NM 87575, or via our website, TheHollywoodConnectionNM.com. * * *.

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