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TDGI - Worth a read guys.

Hannover House the subsidiary of TDGI is nearing the theatrical release of "Turtle: The Incredible Journey" with their new partnership with SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment.

Turtle: The Incredible Journey opens the same week as SeaWorld San Diego's Turtle Reef, a new attraction that showcases this extraordinary species in a 300,000-gallon aquarium with a massive underwater viewing gallery. The attraction also features thousands of tropical fish, a touch-screen interactive tracking map where guests can learn about sea turtles and SeaWorld's rescue efforts. Turtle Reef also includes a new ride that takes guests on a thrilling rescue mission of their own.

Initial theatrical markets set for June 24 include New York, Los Angeles and theaters near three primary SeaWorld locations: San Diego, San Antonio and Orlando. The film's official premiere is scheduled for Tuesday, June 21 at the large-format 3D theater at SeaWorld in San Diego.

Expansion plans call for the release of the film to additional theaters and cities throughout July and August, for potentially 400 locations or more.

Sea World Pictures was formed in April 2011 to create and distribute original and partner-produced film content that advances the company’s mission to “celebrate, connect and care for the natural world we share through the power of entertainment.” SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, a portfolio company of The Blackstone Group, plays host to 23 million guests each year and employs 20,000 people nationwide. The company, headquartered in Orlando, owns and operates three Sea World parks, Busch Gardens Tampa, Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Va., Discovery Cove and Aquatica in Orlando, Adventure Island in Tampa, Water Country USA in Williamsburg and Sesame Place in Langhorne, Pa. near Philadelphia.

"Turtle: The Incredible Journey" has been compared to the documentary "March of the Penguins" that was released in 2005 and raked in $77 Million in the U.S. Box office to place it at #7 on the all time theatrical gross list for Documentaries. Could "Turtle: The Incredible Journey" have similar success with the backing of Sea World Pictures?

Here's is the theatrical trailer for "Turtle: The Incredible Journey"