Twenty Six Miles rides the mini-series wave, starring John Schneider, James Denton, George Segal, Kimberly Caldwell, & Billy Dee Williams.

Twenty Six Mile rides the mini-series wave with Tsunami Worldwide Media. This six-hour mini-series, starring John Schneider, James Denton, George Segal, Kimberly Caldwell, and Billy Dee Williams, is part of the TV industry's rebirth of the one-time staple, the mini-series. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) June 22, 2012 - Twenty Six Miles is a completed six-hour mini-series, starring John Schneider, James Denton, George Segal, Kimberly Caldwell, and Billy Dee Williams, is part of the TV industry's rebirth of the one-time staple, the mini-series.

"I have been marketing twentysixmiles for 8 months, and have been hearing the same things from network executives and distributors… 'why a six-hour mini-series… what was your producer thinking?", stated Melissa McComas, CEO of Tsunami Worldwide Media. "Now, suddenly, with the success of The Hatfields and McCoy's, my phone hasn't quit ringing. The mini-series is back. And we have a great one that is ready to air"

Twenty Six Miles is a fun, fresh mini-series with quirky characters, beautiful settings, and relevant storylines. John Schneider plays Jack Kincaid, a man so focused on business and making money, that he ignores his family. In frustration, his wife Keri, played by TV veteran Jessica Tuck, files for divorce, packs up the kids, and moves to a more peaceful and grounded life on picturesque Catalina Island, twenty six miles from the rat-race of Los Angeles. Jack soon follows and the fun begins.
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"This mini-series an event and is a great fit for many networks" says McComas, "It has family values, music, love, romance, and nuns. We want to make sure we make the right choice for our national premiere as the negotiations have begun. Middle America is going to love this and broadcasters will enjoy renewed marketshare."

The mini-series first became popular when Root" exploded into American living rooms in 1977. It was quickly became known as the mini-series golden age, with mini-series like Rich Man, Poor Man, The Thorn Birds, Shogun, Lonesome Dove and many more. Over recent years, the mini-series has become a less utilized format. According to advertisers and networks, the Hatfields and McCoys have changed that, as networks and advertisers clammer to produce the next wave of mini-series, as part of the new golden age. And the already completed Twenty Six Miles mini-series may ride the wave to the top.

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