Unfortunately Amy is not featured in the new 2.5 minute long promo video ABC recently released for Happy Town.  However, if you look close you can catch a quick glimpse and she does speak a line or two.  ABC has also confirmed an eight episode order of Happy Town with episodes tentatively scheduled to begin airing in February.  If you’re interested in seeing the promo, you can view it after the cut.

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This is one celebrity birthday I could never forget as I happen to share the date as well.  On behalf of the Amy Online staff and all her fans, I want to wish Amy a very happy and wonderful 33rd birthday.

If you live in the Washington, D.C. area, there will be a press screening of Amy’s movie 21 & a Wake-Up on December 8th.

If you are available this coming Tuesday evening, December 8th, I’d like to invite you and a guest to a VIP and Press screening of a new film about the Vietnam War unlike anything you have ever seen.

“21 AND A WAKEUP” is the very first American motion picture about the War ever allowed by the Vietnamese Government to film on location in Vietnam.

This is not an anti-American screed, but a fair and balanced look at the war seen through the eyes of doctors, nurses, soldiers and newsmen at the 24th Evac Hospital, the last major Army Hospital in the south to close in ’71 and ’72.

It’s been called “The Best Portrayal of Women at War ever put on Film…”

It dramatizes the heroic daily lives of men and women stationed on major military bases who were not slogging through rice paddies. The daily brutality of the War from a grunt’s perspective has already been depicted in many films, though none shot in Vietnam.

It contains shots from the Vietnamese national archives never before seen in the west.

We have an excellent cast of widely respected actors, including Amy Acker, Danica McKellar, Faye Dunaway, Tom Sizemore, JC Chasez, Wes Studi, Ed Begley, Jr, Ben Vereen, Andre Royo and Tim Thomerson.

We’re screening our film for the first time in DC at 7 PM on Tuesday, December 8th at the beautiful Arleigh Burke Theater in the Naval Heritage Center at 701 Pennsylvania Ave.