A number of the crew of the movie A Day to Die came to the Egyptian capital, Cairo, to attend the special screening of the movie, on Wednesday.
Egyptian actor Mohamed Karim, one of the film’s heroes, took his friends, Leon Raybonson, Brooke Butler, and director Wes Miller, on a tour of the historic Al Hussein neighborhood and Al Moez Street in Old Cairo.
The representatives were very happy to be in the archaeological area, before they moved to visit the pyramids and the Sphinx.
The company that produced the film held a special screening of the film in Los Angeles, in the presence of its heroes, starring Mohamed Karim and Bruce Willis. The show was attended by Ambassador Ahmed Shaheen, the ambassador and consul of Egypt in Los Angeles, Brooke Butler, Leon Rabins, Kevin Dylan, Frank Grillo, film director Wes Miller and a number of Hollywood producers. .
Recently, two special screenings of the film were held in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Tomorrow, the special screening of the film is expected to be held in Egypt and then on to Bahrain and Kuwait.
The movie is the second starring for star Mohamed Karim in Hollywood, and he previously presented his movie A Score To Settle, co-starring with Nicolas Cage, which achieved great success.
