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Jorge Garcia, aka Hurley in the award winning television series, Lost. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

A wedding reception was held at Wahso Asian Grill on Main Street to celebrate gay marriage equality and to honor the documentary film, The Case Against 8. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Sandra Isadore (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

(L-R) Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign, Ben Cotner, director of The Case Against 8, proposition 8 lawyers, Ted Olson and David Boies, Ryan White, director of The Case Against 8 documentary. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Paul Reiser on Main Street (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Eric McGill takes Bubo his owl to Main Street during Sundance in an effort to make contacts to get his owl in films. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Tyler James Williams from the TV series, Everybody Hates Chris (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

A man reveals his pair of Alaskan Fur underwear while standing in the middle of Main Street during the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Melissa Brisko is pulled in for a posed photo opportunity at the O'Shucks Bar and Grill. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Bob Odenkirk (center), aka Saul Goodman from the award winning TV series, Breaking Bad. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Joe Manginiello (right) (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Jemaine Clement of the TV series, Flight of the Conchords, and Boris the Animal from Men in Black 3. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Willis Earl Beal, actor and soundtrack composer from the film Memphis. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

John Lithgow (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Mark Ruffalo, aka the Hulk from the Avengers movie. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Alfred Molina, aka Dr. Octavius of Spiderman 2. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Actress and producer, Shanna Forrestall roams Main Street as a zombie to promote her film. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Alexander the Chief Funkadelic Officer (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Bubo the owl of Earthwings perches at Main Street during the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Actress and producer, Shanna Forrestall roams Main Street as a zombie posing with the public to promote her film. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

President of Sundance Film Festival, Robert Redford answers questions during the press conference. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

(left-right) John Cooper, Keri Putnam, Robert Redford, Sean P. Means. Day One press conference. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Kate Flannery, aka Meredith from the TV-series The Office. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Walter, aka, "goat man" strolls up Main Street with his pet goat, "Sundance" and Angela Montierth. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

A film crew makes their way around Main Street looking for people to help make commercials for Britta water filtration products. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Mallory Mahoney holds up a sign while being filmed for a commercial for Britta water filtration products on Main Street. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Signs for films being shown at Sundance get plastered on billboards throughout Main Street. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Lyft transportation services provides free themed vehicle rides around Park City during Sundance. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Kimball Art Gallery (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Paul Reiser poses for a shot on the red carpet at Eccles Theatre before the screening of the film "Whiplash". (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Signs for films being shown at Sundance get plastered on billboards throughout Main Street. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Mike Christensen helps post signs on billboards throughout Main Street for films being shown at Sundance. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Fans along Main Street stop Lea Thompson, from the Back to the Future film series, for a photo opportunity. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Carina Round performs during Sundance on Main Street at the Music Cafe'. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Aubrey Anderson (left) and Kayla Foote pose for a shot in front of a billboard covered in film advertisements on Main Street. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Park City's Main Street during the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

The Matrons of Mayhem pay Park City a visit from Salt Lake City and pose for shots on Main Street during the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Natalie Gelman performs along Main Street for tips and to sell her album. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Kurt Russell makes his way onto the red carpet before the screening of the film, The Battered Bastards of Baseball at the Park City MARC building. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Adrienne Howard, from the Rockettes, takes her turn to instruct during a class for the public at Park City High School during the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Adrienne Howard (left) and Lindsay Thomas (right) poses with John Cooper, the director of the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Egyptian Theatre on Main Street (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Jesse Gaboury (left) and Taylor Hortin apply signs to the windows at the Sundance Film Festival Box Office in preparation for the festivities. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Chase Sapphire on Main Street building during the Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

The Sundance Film Festival Box Office brings in a large crowd of people as early as 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning to receive their free tickets. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

The Sundance Film Festival Box Office brings in a large crowd of people as early as 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning to receive their free tickets. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

The Sundance Film Festival Box Office brings in a large crowd of people as early as 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning to receive their free tickets. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

The Sundance Film Festival Box Office brings in a large crowd of people as early as 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning to receive their free tickets. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

The Sundance Film Festival Box Office brings in a large crowd of people as early as 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning to receive their free tickets. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)