ENTERTAINMENT NEWS: Longtime media mogul Aaron Jordan Jr.’s highly-anticipated ‘Dating My Past’ film set to debut in early November
Andre Johnson 
THIS GONE BE LIT!
Betta get your popcorn ready.
That was Aaron Jordan Jr.’s forthright response when the globally acclaimed media mogul announced arguably his grandest milestone to date.
“This is a surreal moment for my brand, team, and partners,” Jordan Jr. said in a weekend social media post before his large contingent of followers via Facebook. “One of my books has been adapted into a movie.”
The film to which Jordan Jr. is alluding is Dating My Past, his highly-anticipated motion picture that will make its ceremonious world debut November 7 in Curacao.
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A Lesser Antilles Island in the southern Caribbean Sea — specifically the Dutch Caribbean region — Curacao is located approximately 40 miles north of Venezuela and is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
A riveting, captivating movie in which Jordan Jr. is the Executive Producer and is partnered with Ricky Burchell Studios, Dating My Past is a distinctly unique spinoff of The Power Within, A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes.
Jordan Jr.’s awe-inspiring written work that made its official release in May 2017 — although it was originally published on July 22, 2014 — The Power Within, A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes helps you to truly harness and understand your value in the dating world, taking yourself out of the victimized viewpoint, where you can be able to get a good hard look at self and your situation, according to a detailed breakdown of Jordan Jr.’s book via Amazon.com.
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An American award-winning author, radio personality, relationship coach, and speaker, Jordan Jr. goes to great lengths to help his readers come to grips with what he describes as the hardest in the world to grasp, “which is ourselves.”
“We have the tendency to sabotage our own happiness because of the triggers of our passed hurts,” Jordan Jr. said via Amazon.com. “Whatever dominates your thoughts the most, that is what you will attract into your life.” This book also breaks down the philosophy of dating into five steps we normally try to skip when it comes to finding love. You’ll learn what the Fourth Quarter Love is and how it breaks down the general order of how the dating process is when we are looking for a partner.
“Once you have this book, truly internalizing the wisdom within will lead to a better and healthier you in dating, providing you with concepts, case studies, and analogies that can truly help you not only in your love life but in your personal development as well. If you want to be taken seriously in your love life, then you should take finding love serious.”
As for the forthcoming premiere of Jordan Jr.’s movie, this rising producer doesn’t shy away from the notion he deemed it gratifying that his featured book has subsequently emerged into a film viewers figure to embrace for years to come.
“The thing for me that made it so special is seeing a book that I wrote in 2017 come to life in a way that I could not have imagined, with an amazing cast who all did a phenomenal job,” Jordan Jr. told Making Headline News this week. “I could not be more pleased with the job performance. Amazing job to our casting director, Vicki Myers Fults, who casted the amazing talent.”
A film that is comprised of nine cast members, Jordan Jr. emphasized, among other things, Dating My Past is an awe-inspiring movie that will vividly shine the spotlight on what he appropriately labels “this dating space,” most notably the rash of obstacles and “unclosed doors” from our past that hinders us from the progression of happiness in this space.
“But it is not until we face our past head on and ourselves before we can experience the happiness we deserve,” Jordan Jr., Making Headline News Man of The Year for 2020 and 2021, said, explaining the divine message he’s aiming to send to his viewers by way of his film.
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Taping for Dating My Past commenced on April 15 of this year and took approximately two-and-a-half weeks to complete.
According to Jordan Jr., the release of his film’s trailer will debut Thursday, with the United States premiere of Dating My Past taking place on November 16 at Premiere 6 Theater in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
“It was amazing to get the support a few black-owned establishments, which we filmed a few scenes of the movie at their locations in middle Tennessee — Supper Club at Belcourt, Southern Flare Cigar Lounge, and the historic National Museum of African American Music in Nashville,” said Jordan Jr., adding that worldwide distribution for the motion picture is still in negotiations for the upcoming year.
In the meantime, betta get your popcorn ready.
DATING MY PAST: THE CAST
Chanelle de Lau (Miss Curacao: Lexi)
Director Ricky Burchell (Jeremiah)
Cameron Mitchel (Ethan)
Alex Sauceman (Maurice)
Key Seymone (Tiffany)
Shelia Smith: Brooke
Alfred Pierce (David)
Aiyana Sakari (Sarah)
Vianca Wheeler (Wanda)
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For more information about Mid-South Businessman/Author Aaron Jordan Jr., to inquire about his movie, to order his books or to schedule him for a public appearance or book signing, connect with him via social media at: https://www.facebook.com/ajordan22. Send email to: [email protected]. Also, to view Cafe Conversations with Mr. Know Your Worth on a syndicated platform, tune in and share content online and/or post YouTube links from YouTube Channel or search, “Mr. Know Your Worth.”
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Andre Johnson is the award-winning Founder and Publisher for Making Headline News. A 2000 graduate of the University of Memphis School of Journalism and a former staff reporter of sports for the Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper, Johnson covers the NBA Southwest Division from Dallas, Texas. To reach Johnson, send email to [email protected] or to [email protected]. Also, follow him on Twitter @AJ_Journalist or Instagram at @makingheadlinenews.
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