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Entertainment
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Published
10/14/08
Though there was not a ship's deck or a dock nearby at the Annapolis area's premiere of the new Disney documentary, "Morning Light," the dress code was very Annapolitan - with moviegoers sporting boat shoes, khakis and polos. 
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
Before the Annapolis premiere of the film “Morning Bright,” Leslie DeMeuse Disney and Roy E. Disney, center, pose with local sailors and businessmen Dick Franyo, president of the board of directors of the National Sailing Hall of Fame, left, and David Gendell, co-founder of Spinsheet Magazine.Find Us On Facebook
"Our goal was to give landlubbers a sense of what goes on in a race after a ship goes over the horizon - and not get seasick," said one of the film's executive producers, Roy E. Disney, 78, son of Disney co-founder Roy O. Disney and nephew of Walt Disney. About 400 people attended the movie screening, held last week at the Bow Tie theaters at Westfield Annapolis...
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