Hundreds gather for ‘Aquaman’ screening, where the guest of honor is Jason Momoa himself
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hundreds of fans gathered in Kakaako on Friday for a special “Aquaman” screening with the movie’s star — Hawaii’s own Jason Momoa.
At Ward Theatres, Momoa was greeted by a scores of Polynesian dancers — a welcome that left Momoa in tears.
“It’s unbelievable,” he said. “I’m so choked up. It’s a big honor.”
Momoa also performed a haka for the crowd, nearly losing his voice in the process.
The event featured a private screening for dozens of fans.
The VIP tickets were auctioned off as a benefit for the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii.
And they sold for well over the starting bid of $250.
The cheapest pair of tickets sold for $950. The most expensive pair: $2,025.
Altogether, the tickets made $16,976.
Kids from the Boys & Girls Club were also invited to attend the special night.
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