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A new ad for the American release of the film says 2,5.9th Oct on Broadwayworld but the Fathom Events ad says 3,6,10th October. I wish they'd had more publicity here - I keep meeting people who didn't know it had been on

Coming Soon Synopsis Fathom Events and Omniverse Vision are partnering to present “From Here to Eternity.” Legendary lyricist Tim Rice makes his long-awaited return to the musical spotlight with “From Here to Eternity”. Adapted from James Jones' 1951 WW2 classic novel, and set in the South Pacific, it focuses on the nuances of relationships of the military’s enlisted during the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. based on novelist James Jones' own wartime experiences, and returning to the uncensored version of the story adapting the theatre to production to the way in which it was originally intended, from Here To Eternity follows the fortunes of several members of a military company including Captain Dana 'Dynamite' Holmes and First Sergeant Milt Warden, who begins an affair with Holmes' wife Karen. This production was captured in Spring 2014 from the West End in London and is scheduled to make its Broadway debut in Spring 2015—Fathom Events is bringing this exclusive performance to the US first. This Special presentation will also include approximately 20 minutes of behind the scenes added value of the making of From Here to Eternity. There will be three opportunities to see performance this in Cinemas; Thursday October 2, 2014, Sunday, October 5, 2014 and Thursday, October 9, 2014. Running Time 2 hr 35 min

It's on at one theatre on , I think, 20th July. Seems to be showing abroad soon after and US in September/October time. Darius' voice is so good in it - as is everyone elses but I have a slight preference. It actually makes you want to see the show again as well

The film was great. This was a first preview and not complete or finished in any way but was really spectacular. Still some changes to be made. I wish they'd just take the vocals and put them on a cast album to keep us going. This film will now be released in the US in September and hopefully, the musical will be on Broadway the following Spring. It was great hearing the cast reactions to watching themselves on film. It was a shame not all the cast could make it but their new parts take precedence

Can't wait to see it.

OK, who wants to be one of the first to see From Here To Eternity on the big screen?? If you're in London and can be at Cineworld Haymarket at 6pm tomorrow (Tuesday, 3rd June), then please send us a Direct Message to let us know. You can even bring a +1. Tickets are limited so this will be a first come, first served offer! https://www.facebook.com/FHTEMusical?fref=nf

There seem to be more theatres listing it now. I just wish most of them weren't the same date

Looks as though it'll be showing in October as well. USA is down for Spring 2015 Shame it's only in the USA Coming Soon Synopsis Fathom Events and Omniverse Vision are partnering to present “From Here to Eternity.” Legendary lyricist Tim Rice makes his long-awaited return to the musical spotlight with “From Here to Eternity”. Adapted from James Jones' 1951 WW2 classic novel, and set in the South Pacific, it focuses on the nuances of relationships of the military’s enlisted during the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. based on novelist James Jones' own wartime experiences, and returning to the uncensored version of the story adapting the theatre to production to the way in which it was originally intended, from Here To Eternity follows the fortunes of several members of a military company including Captain Dana 'Dynamite' Holmes and First Sergeant Milt Warden, who begins an affair with Holmes' wife Karen. This production was captured in Spring 2014 from the West End in London and is scheduled to make its Broadway debut in Spring 2015—Fathom Events is bringing this exclusive performance to the US first. This Special presentation will also include approximately 20 minutes of behind the scenes added value of the making of From Here to Eternity. There will be three opportunities to see performance this in Cinemas; Thursday October 2, 2014, Sunday, October 5, 2014 and Thursday, October 9, 2014. Running Time 2 hr 35 min Release Date October 2, 2014

Eden, Darius is definitely in the film. I just hope he doesn't look unwell in it. I booked mine on line and everyone else I know has but I can't see why there would be a problem booking with the cinema. Ask them if you have any doubt. There is at least one cinema with a different date but I've only heard of the one and it's one night only there too. Just hope others join in for a different date as well

That's great Claire. Enjoy it. I had to wait for the Odeon to join in, so going to the one near Shaftesbuty Theatre. Can't wait to see how From Here To Eternity looks on film

More cinemas are being added to the showing of From Here To Eternity. Odeon Convent Gardens ans Odeon Wimbledon are both up now

Originally they said it was exclusive to one cinema group - I'd love it to be more. I'm hoping after the 3rd it may be but that would be just too good to happen

On the site, there is a button for you to notify them that you want it. We don't seem to have any of that group of cinemas

http://www.theartsshelf.com/2014/05/15/sir...he-3-july-2014/ Slowly we are getting details of where it'll be released

Still got the film - the cast album should be available at the same time. I just hope a dvd of the show comes out

http://www.broadwayworld.com/westend/artic...-More-20140508# Stuart Bryson on plans from Here To Eternity

From Here To Eternity was named at #17 in the top musicals ever on What's on Stage. I thought it would be higher http://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre...d-homepage-news

I can't let you go without asking about From Here To Eternity. After six months of what I imagine must have been quite an emotionally draining process, is a break necessary - and what's next for you? The nature of being an actor means quite often you don't know where life will take you. From Here To Eternity was a wonderful, exciting job but it's a slight relief not to put myself through the emotional highs and tears on a nightly basis, but I miss it and everyone! But you'll be able to see it in the cinema accompanied by the soundtrack release! http://www.broadwayworld.com/westend/artic...04#.U2aqsVfN4Vc

From Here To Eternity, the hit West End musical which sadly closed on 29 March, may reemerge in another form. It seems it is not yet over for Tim Rice’s latest musical venture: ahead of its 2015 Broadway run, a screening of the West End’s production of From Here To Eternity will be broadcast in theatres around the US. Entertainment companies Omniverse Vision and Fathom Events are collaborating to capture the musical, following in the footsteps of shows such as War Horse and Noël Coward’s Private Lives which have been screened previously. It is fantastic that the magnificent tale of the futile waiting for the American army ahead of the attacks on Peal Harbour in 1941. With Fathom and Omniverse collaborating to capture the ambitious musical version of the iconic story, it means the production and Stuart Brayson’s score will receive the permanent recognition they deserve. From Here To Eternity is based on James Jones’ award-winning novel about those US soldiers and their illicit affairs during the Second World War. The 1953 film adaptation, which starred Frank Sinatra, won eight Oscars including Best Picture. The West End musical version stars Darius Campbell (previously Danesh) in the lead role alongside Robert Lonsdale. Despite many rave reviews and popularity on social media, the musical and company suffered falling ticket sales and the close was seemingly inevitable.

The original disappeared and then this one appeared but wasn't finished. Could be a good sign

It's been 'under construction' for months - maybe it will be 'constructed' soon.

Did we have this one? Ages old while they were still together. What a shame the film didn't go ahead. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment...ampbell-1779784

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It's a whole score cast album and was finished in the final week of the show

There are for me as well pip. I like how the person comes through when he'a also written the song - ones like 'Don't Forget To Breathe' and 'No More' probably would never make the album b ut they are among my favourites because you can feel how it effects him. I'd like an album of his un polished work