The Grandpa actually has terminal cancer and has been a Bishop in the ward many years ago. An amazing man who always shakes my hand and sympathizes my "aloneness" in sacrament meeting. He also jumped over to our row once when the relief society sisters were supposed to sing and asked to watch my girls and made me go sing. Those are his grandkids in the film that are in our ward. His son has the short dark hair who is about my age who Beau replaced in the bishopric, and his son in law is the stunt guy with long curly hair. He is the one who produced it. They've had some serious heartache over the years. one of their son's had spina bifida and died from pneumonia in his teens, a couple years later another of their boys died in a car accident and left behind his wife and little girl. Incredible family. Our first year here they may have spent close to 50 pounds on christmas gifts for us and the kids.
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That was great! My favorite part was when the littlest girl kicked the bad guy while he was down....That would've been Emberly, right? Fun family they are! Thanks for sharing.
Are you kidding me? I have so many questions... how many cameras did they use! I loved all the angles and shots!! And all the stuff that was broken?! The car?!?!?! This must have taken forever to make, edit, etc!! Sooooo impressive- what fun!!!!!!!!!!!
that was great! must have been even better knowing them all pretty well. Seems like a "bucket list" fulfillment for all those men, being action hero's and all.
Unbelievable!!!! Dad & I couldn't believe how good it was. Dad recognized some men from church. We loved the reenactment from Footloose. That guy is a great dancer as well as actor, stuntman, & director. Dad wants to be in the next one. Sorry that it took us so long to watch it.
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