Doyle worked again with Rogers and BRC Imagination Arts in 2005 when he acted in the leading role for an educational 4D special effects film they produced for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois, "Lincoln's Eyes". In this educational film, presented on three screens with supporting dimensional sets and in-theater atmospheric special effects, Doyle played the role of an artist who narrates the show and discusses how he came about exploring the subject of Abraham Lincoln through Lincoln's life events.
Doyle teamed up with Rogers and BRC Imagination Arts again in 2005 to play the starring part in an educational 4D film they created for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, "Lincoln's Eyes". The movie showcased three screens, dimensional sets, and atmospheric special effects, where Doyle portrayed a character who shared his insights on how he investigated Abraham Lincoln through his life events.