Doc Hollywood Kidz Announces Soundtrack Release to Accompany Major Motion Picture Release of the Feature Film 'George and the Dragon'

LOS ANGELES (Doc Hollywood Kidz/ www.dh1.com) - Doc Hollywood Kidz has announced the company is finalizing terms with Raju Patel for the North American release of the soundtrack to the $32-million-dollar-budgeted feature film "George and the Dragon."
According to CEO Steven Saxton, the release will include "kid friendly" tunes in the pop music genre.

Doc Hollywood Kidz also recently announced that it has teamed with parent company DH1 Studios to release the soundtrack to the highly anticipated feature film thriller 'Hide and Seek' on Doc Hollywood Records.
In a joint venture with Dallas-based Kirtland Records and featuring music composed by John Ottman ("Cable Guy," "Gothika," the sequel to "X Men" - "X2," "Lake Placid," "The Usual Suspects" - and set to complete "Superman Returns"), the domestic soundtrack distribution will be handled by SONY RED.
20th Century Fox's "Hide and Seek" opens wide and arrives in theaters today (Friday, January 28, 2005).

In its debut foray into feature film production and distribution, DH1 Studios' Doc Hollywood Kidz announced that the company has formalized a comprehensive agreement to facilitate the prints and advertising financing from a major P&A funding source for the family-friendly motion picture, "George and the Dragon." The movie is expected to hit theatres in 2005.
Directed by Tom Reeve, produced by Romain Schroeder and Todd Moyer and written by Michael Burks, "George and the Dragon" tells the story of the first crusade as it comes to an end. A mass of weary knights, squires, soldiers of fortune and priests are making their way home across a Europe that has changed forever. An age of legends and mystery is about to unfold in this comedic tale both kids and adults will enjoy.