ROY MUSTACA's UNITED CINEMAS OPERA QUAYS HOSTS AUSTRALIA'S 1ST COVID-19 RED CARPET MOVIE PREMIER
Announcement posted by Markson Sparks! 27 Aug 2020
AUSTRALIA'S 1ST COVID-19 RED CARPET MOVIE PREMIER
# A FILM BY CHRISTOPHER NOLAN
# DIRECTOR OF THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY, INCEPTION & INTERSTELLAR
# FIRST RED CARPET MOVIE PREMIER IN COVID-19
# WALK THE SOCIALLY DISTANCED VIP RED CARPET FOR THE SPECIAL SCREENING OF TENET AT UNITED CINEMAS OPERA QUAYS
United Cinemas Opera Quays at Sydney’s Circular Quay is hosting Australia’s first star studded socially distanced RED CARPET movie premier with the screening of Christopher Nolan’s quarter of a billion dollar blockbuster TENET this Thursday night August 27 with RED CARPET arrivals from 6pm and the movie starting at 6.30pm.
Walking the red carpet will be Kamahl, Imogen Anthony along with TV fan favourites from MAFS, LOVE ISLAND, DWTS & THE BACHELOR include Love Island’s Eden Dally and MAFS Cyclone Cyrell, Dean Wells, Aleks Markovic and Natasha Spencer and The Bachelor’s Emma Roche.
From the director of The Dark Knight trilogy, Inception and Interstellar, Christopher Nolan’s TENET is the biggest movie to be released in 2020 because of COVID-19.
Roy Mustaca, the Chairman and Founder of Australia’s largest independently owned cinema chain, United Cinemas, says “Sydney’s CBD movie going public deserves the best film experience money can buy. We at United are proud of the luxury and service our customers enjoy when they come to see their favourite stars. We have over 40 screens across Australia including some with literally hundreds of full-length flatbed “gold class” reclining chairs in the one cinema.”
MEDIA & PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE WELCOME TO COVER THE SOCIALLY DISTANCED RED CARPET ARRIVALS. Please RSVP email max@marksonsparks.com or call Max Markson 0412 501 601
TO INTERVIEW ROY MUSTACA or the red carpet stars email max@marksonsparks.com or call Max Markson 0412 501 601
ABOUT UNITED CINEMAS
Following a successful career as an Opera singer Roy Mustaca started United Cinemas in the ’80’s with one cinema in Collaroy on Sydney’s northern beaches. Over the last 35 years the chain has grown to over 40 screens nationally with 10 more screens presently being built. United Cinemas are in Indooripilly Brisbane, Craigieburn Melbourne, Rockingham Perth, Blue Mountains and Sydney’s Narellan, Collaroy, Warriewood, Avalon and now Circular Quay.