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Ain’t it Cool News in association with Fantastic Fest have the skinny on tickets for the Austin Event.

Join us at the Alamo Drafthouse at the Ritz for a SPACED Marathon. We’ll show every Episode of the epochal British TV series with creator/director Edgar Wright and stars Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes live in person. You will also be able to purchase the SPACED DVD box set at the Ritz and have it signed by all.

Email spaced@fantasticfest.com if you’d like to attend. In your email please include your full name, the number of guests you will bring (up to 2), the guests names, the city where you live and whether or not you are a Fantastic Fest badgeholder. Fantastic Fest badgeholders will have the best odds of attending this event. Go buy that badge here now. Then RSVP. It’s another of the many year round screening opportunities that Fantastic Fest badgeholders have.

Winners will be selected lottery style, without preference for the order in which the email is received. In order to be considered your email must arrive before 11:59 pm Sunday July 20. A list of the winners will appear on Monday July 21 at 2pm on the Fantastic Fest website and winners will be notified by email.

[Via Fantastic Fest]

They are anticipating stand by tickets available on the day, ie. line up and get in, but think there may be as few as 10!

More clarification tomorrow!

Just announced over at Ain’t It Cool, the winners of the seats in their Spaced-Butt-Numb-Athon Marathon Austin screening at the Alamo Drafthouse of July 27th. Visit them here for the full skinny.

1. Matthew Lumb-Mielke + 1

3. John Cason


4. Garry Littler


5. Father Shane Tharp


6. Mark Jackson


7. Erin Mattingly


8. John Camara


9. Cody Cobb


10. Rebecca Jones


11. Tina Brooks


12. Amanda Gillispie + 1


14. Laura Ryan-Day + 1


16. Anthony Fondacaro + 1


18. Alisha Hoffmann


19. Kyle Bogart


20. Cliff Bogart


21. Richard Heim


22. Kimberly Locke


23. Calli Bertschy


24. Stephanie Monica


25. Joanna Suckling


26. Aaron McAbee


27. Kristen Daniels


28. Brian Satterwhite


29. Allison Burch


30. Jeff Mosteller + 1


32. Michael Armijo + 1


34. Kate Richey


35. Fitz Meshbane


36. Rebecca Elliott


37. Tina Robinson + 1


39. Joel Vallie


40. Michelle Vallie


41. Brook Kindburg


42. Dylan Ladmbardie


43. Mary Tidwell


44. Lennart Bleisch


45. Chris Ladusky


46. Shannon Howard


47. Chelsea Sendejo


48. Stephanie Hite + 1


50. Tom Fuchs + 1


52. Diana De La Torre


53. Daisy De La Torre


54. Caty Schexnaider


55. Melissa Dalley


56. Alyssa Delgado


57. Jessica Gray


58. Heather Cain


59. Sean Huntsman


60. Danielle LeBlanc + 1


62. Jessica Hughes


63. Susan Broyles


64. Karen Broyles


65. Kim Osmer


66. Tamar Madrigal + 1


68. Nancy E Upton


69. Chris Castleberry


70. Mark Eggert


71. Jessica Cargill + 1


73. Darren Tange + 1


75. Johnny Wise


76. Amy Wages + 1


78. Chris Green + 1


80. Celeste De Los Santos

When: Monday July 21st, 2008

Time: 19:00 - 21:00 (Eastern Time)

Where: Village East Cinema, 181-189 2nd Avenue, New York City. Further Information.

Ticketing Information: The event is FREE. Tickets allocated on first come, first serve basis on the day of the event. It is recommended you arrive ahead of schedule to guarantee entry.

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What: 3 episodes of Spaced followed by a Q&A with Simon Pegg, Jessica Hynes (nee Stevenson) and Edgar Wright.

Guest Presenter: Q&A Moderated by Elvis Mitchell [KCRW's The Treatment]

Elvis Mitchell started hosting The Treatment in 1996. Produced at KCRW, the show is nationally syndicated to 15 markets. Elvis is also the entertainment critic for NPR’s Weekend Edition with Scott Simon. Mitchell was a film critic for the New York Times for four years, starting in January 2000. Prior to that, he was film critic for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram for two years, starting in December 1997; there, he won the 1999 AASFE Award for criticism. He was film critic for the Detroit Free Press, the LA Weekly and California magazine. In 1993, he was nominated for a Writer’s Guild of America award for his contributions to “The AFI Achievement Award Tribute to Sidney Poitier.” 

[via www.kcrw.com]