Thrown into unfamiliar circumstances teenager Skylar Forest, traumatized by the recent death of her parents, finds purpose in life by learning about Will Rogers, embracing her Native American heritage and breaking down gender barriers, all on the way to a state baseball championship and ultimately discovering what drives her Will To Win.

The Will to Win producers, along with Director Sean McNamara, are working hard to finalize financing, casting, and other details before filming is scheduled to begin. While these exciting developments are happening behind the scenes, you can catch Jennifer Rogers-Etcheverry and Sean McNamara discussing all things Will to Win on several media outlets in the coming weeks! Watch a recent appearance from Ms. Rogers-Etcheverry on Tulsa’s NBC affiliate here.

HUNDREDS SHOW INTEREST IN
WILL TO WIN

Thank you to the hundreds of people who have reached out to the movie project, and showed an interest in being involved in the movie as an extra or as a crew member. One of our focuses is on people who live, or have lived, in the state of Oklahoma and Cherokee Nation. If you have interest, or know someone who does, feel free to reach out to us at: willtowinmovie@kkp.film

DID YOU KNOW?

Will Rogers got his start in Hollywood in the silent movie Laughing Bill Hyde in 1918! Discovered by American film producing pioneer Samuel Goldwyn, Will made the switch from a vaudeville performer in New York to Hollywood actor. It wasn’t long before Will became one of the most popular movie stars in the world. His quick wit, undeniable charm, and unique look captivated audiences globally. Learn more about Will’s rise to stardom from The Claremore Daily Progress here.

“We will never have true civilization until we have learned to recognize the rights of others.

-Will Rogers

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