Capt. Dale Dye (PLATOON, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, BAND OF BROTHERS and THE
PACIFIC) has set out to make one of the greatest war films of all time,
outside the traditional Hollywood way. A first in movie history, you'll
see a war film made for Veterans, by Veterans --both behind the camera
and in front-- with part of the proceeds going back to Veterans.
NO BETTER PLACE TO DIE is a gripping story of self-sacrifice,
camaraderie and love for one's country. It's a story for all American
patriots.
This is a startup campaign to raise funds to produce this movie. Follow the link to find out more:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/no-better-place-to-die-film-war#/
That being said, I've seen how Hollywood has changed over the years, and some may argue not for the better, especially when it comes to making war films. Art becomes a political statement for the filmmakers, which many times goes against the very fabric and core beliefs of patriotic Americans. Actors, some of whom who could be considered anti-American or unpatriotic in their views, are sometimes cast in leading roles (operationsupplydrop.org/opinion-hollywood-does-not-support-the-troops). It makes no sense and is a slap in the face to every Veteran, active duty service member and American patriot. You can imagine the roadblocks I've come up against trying to make this film in the usual Hollywood way. It's time for a change, but I need your help.
This is a startup campaign to raise funds to produce this movie. Follow the link to find out more:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/no-better-place-to-die-film-war#/
Mission Statement
My name is Capt. Dale Dye. As mentioned above, some of you know me from PLATOON, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, BAND OF BROTHERS, THE PACIFIC, among many other shows and movies over the last 35 years. Before that I served my country as a Marine, fighting in Vietnam and Beirut, earning three Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star. I came to Hollywood for two reasons; first, I knew I needed to stay in the fight for my own peace of mind and second, I saw a function that wasn't being fulfilled. War films in general lacked authenticity, the guttural emotion and sensory experience one feels in combat and the perspective of the grunt looking down the barrel of a rifle. I'd like to think I had something to do with the success of the aforementioned projects.That being said, I've seen how Hollywood has changed over the years, and some may argue not for the better, especially when it comes to making war films. Art becomes a political statement for the filmmakers, which many times goes against the very fabric and core beliefs of patriotic Americans. Actors, some of whom who could be considered anti-American or unpatriotic in their views, are sometimes cast in leading roles (operationsupplydrop.org/opinion-hollywood-does-not-support-the-troops). It makes no sense and is a slap in the face to every Veteran, active duty service member and American patriot. You can imagine the roadblocks I've come up against trying to make this film in the usual Hollywood way. It's time for a change, but I need your help.
