Arts & Entertainment
‘Smokey And The Bandit’ Back In Theaters In Washington
The 1977 Burt Reynolds flick is playing in theaters this week and tickets cost just $5.
SEATTLE, WA - “Smokey and the Bandit,” the iconic Burt Reynolds classic, is playing in AMC Theaters across the country this week, giving fans one last way to say goodbye to and honor the legendary actor.
According to Variety, the 1977 classic will play at 240 AMC locations from Sept.12-20. The publication also reported that tickets to the flick will cost $5 or possibly lower depending on the theater.
You can find an AMC showing the movie at a Washington location near you here.
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Reynolds, the Oscar-nominated actor, died Sept. 6 at Jupiter Medical Center in Florida. He was 82.
Celebrate the legacy of #BurtReynolds & see #SmokeyAndTheBandit back on the big screen at AMC for a limited time! Tix only $5 + tax! Get yours now: https://t.co/HMA5H1rATp pic.twitter.com/L1WBPoFuAw
— AMC Theatres (@AMCTheatres) September 12, 2018
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