a subtle foreshadowing of Perkins' fate, in a brief scene in which Perkins falls asleep with a lit cigarette in his mouth. Cash retrieves the cigarette and stubs it out. Cash later suggested that this was how Perkins's house had caught fire. Promotion for the DVD release of Walk the Line by FOX Television included a history-making screening of the film at Hollywood's famed Arclight Cinema wherein actors in the film and their real-life counterparts performed a set of Cash's music prior to the screening. Original Tennessee Three members, Bob Wootton and W. S. Holland were among those to perform as well as serve on a speaking panel after the film. Also in attendance was Jane Seymour, wife of the film's producer, James Keach. References External links Official website of The Tennessee Three (Archived) LutherPerkins.com (Archived) Country music groups from Tennessee Johnny Cash Rockabilly music groups Sun Records artists Musical backing groups Musical groups established in 1954 1954 establishments in Tennessee Musical groups from Memphis, Tennessee Rock music groups from Tennessee Columbia Records artists