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Frank Mundus (center) flanked by The Paxton Brothers (above &
right) surrounded by a crowd of excited fans of all ages. |
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It's
taken over 12 months of massive effort and sacrifice to get us here
for the on-location production and shooting of featured episodes
for the series in Montauk, New York. And when you're involved in
an operation like this, it's sometimes easy to forget what's gone
into getting this far. That is, until someone asks the question,
'How did this all come about'? Since not a day goes by that someone
doesn't ask that question we're going to set the record straight.
It all goes back to a 'to-do list' for 2005 that I put together
in December of '04. Sitting on a beach in Florida, I penned a simple
item among many others that read, 'Meet Frank Mundus (a hero since
childhood) & produce a documentary about him.' My brothers and
I had already been working on a separate outdoor adventure and wildlife
television series at the time, but it soon became apparent combining
our stories with Frank's would provide a uniquely combustible element
when added to an already kick-ass concept. Be careful what you ask
for because strangely enough, in March of 2005, we not only met
Frank, but formed a unique friendship with him. And after many months
of creating and writing the series, we presented it to Frank &
his wife Jenny in the early fall of 2006. And after some collaboration
with them on their part of the story, we moved forward with development,
production (everything you see here has also been filmed), and ultimately
the negotiation of major distribution for the series; something
we're getting closer to every day. |
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