I think it should start with the time I met Freddie outside the Gresham Hotel in Dublin after a gig in 1984.
I'm not sure how they will follow that up..
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Holly2003
jpf wrote: Zebonka12 wrote: Freddie's in the African wilderness, wearing a safari suit. He's pointing a massive elephant gun at some natives.
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Freddie's wrists were far too limp to hold a massive elephant gun.
Otherwise, I like where you're going with this. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I heard Gene Simons offered to blow Fred when Kiss were the support act* for Queen but Fred wasn't interested. Said he'd rather go straight.
*The billing was:
Headliners: Queen
Support Act: Styx
Afternoon entertainment: A puppet show
Afternoon comedy act: Kiss
Cross dressers anonymous meeting: also attended by Kiss
I look forward to your pleasant reply.
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Freddie's wrists were far too limp to hold a massive elephant gun.
Otherwise, I like where you're going with this. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I heard Gene Simons offered to blow Fred when Kiss were the support act* for Queen but Fred wasn't interested. Said he'd rather go straight.
*The billing was:
Headliners: Queen
Support Act: Styx
Afternoon entertainment: A puppet show
Afternoon comedy act: Kiss
Cross dressers anonymous meeting: also attended by Kiss
I look forward to your pleasant reply.
Shvili
ekshemesh!
my name Freddie..and this my story
niceee
my name Freddie..and this my story
niceee
jpf
Holly2003 wrote: jpf wrote: Zebonka12 wrote: Freddie's in the African wilderness, wearing a safari suit. He's pointing a massive elephant gun at some natives.
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Freddie's wrists were far too limp to hold a massive elephant gun.
Otherwise, I like where you're going with this. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I heard Gene Simons offered to blow Fred when Kiss were the support act* for Queen but Fred wasn't interested. Said he'd rather go straight.
*The billing was:
Headliners: Queen
Support Act: Styx
Afternoon entertainment: A puppet show
Afternoon comedy act: Kiss
Cross dressers anonymous meeting: also attended by Kiss
I look forward to your pleasant reply.
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KISS never were the support act for Queen because Queen wouldn't let them open for them. The reason. Queen knew that KISS would wipe Queen off of the stage.
Gene's not gay, so your gay Freddie fantasy doesn't apply. The members of KISS and Freddie never met. Paul, Gene, Eric Singer, Bruce Kulick, and Brian May are friends. Paul and Roger used to have a mutual friend in common, so they
knew each other back in the '70s.
Styx on the other hand did open for KISS. A band Tommy Shaw was in before he was in Styx also opened for KISS.
So there's a bit of information that a dumbass cunt such as yourself can read and enjoy.
You can now fuck off.
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Freddie's wrists were far too limp to hold a massive elephant gun.
Otherwise, I like where you're going with this. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I heard Gene Simons offered to blow Fred when Kiss were the support act* for Queen but Fred wasn't interested. Said he'd rather go straight.
*The billing was:
Headliners: Queen
Support Act: Styx
Afternoon entertainment: A puppet show
Afternoon comedy act: Kiss
Cross dressers anonymous meeting: also attended by Kiss
I look forward to your pleasant reply.
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KISS never were the support act for Queen because Queen wouldn't let them open for them. The reason. Queen knew that KISS would wipe Queen off of the stage.
Gene's not gay, so your gay Freddie fantasy doesn't apply. The members of KISS and Freddie never met. Paul, Gene, Eric Singer, Bruce Kulick, and Brian May are friends. Paul and Roger used to have a mutual friend in common, so they
knew each other back in the '70s.
Styx on the other hand did open for KISS. A band Tommy Shaw was in before he was in Styx also opened for KISS.
So there's a bit of information that a dumbass cunt such as yourself can read and enjoy.
You can now fuck off.
Holly2003
All lies. Gene (aka 'Jean') Simmons offered to blow Fred. Fact.
Donna13
I could probably imagine the opening scene if I remembered when the movie was supposed to start. Was it early 80's? I forget. How many months has it been since I read what this movie is going to be about? Hmm.
Anyway, you have to "set the scene". (I was told this once.) For this, you have to show the viewer where they are and the time period, or give them some context. For example, a film in London could begin with a street scene or view from above the city, but it would be clear to the viewer that this was London, and based on the type of cars or hairstyles or clothing of people on the street, you could guess at the time period.
I don't know why, but I would begin the movie backstage, with the hectic atmosphere prior to a show. Shots of the audience would let you know where you were - that would set the scene. So, first the audience, then backstage, I guess. I can't wait for this movie to come out. Even if it is bad, I'll love it, I'm sure.
Anyway, you have to "set the scene". (I was told this once.) For this, you have to show the viewer where they are and the time period, or give them some context. For example, a film in London could begin with a street scene or view from above the city, but it would be clear to the viewer that this was London, and based on the type of cars or hairstyles or clothing of people on the street, you could guess at the time period.
I don't know why, but I would begin the movie backstage, with the hectic atmosphere prior to a show. Shots of the audience would let you know where you were - that would set the scene. So, first the audience, then backstage, I guess. I can't wait for this movie to come out. Even if it is bad, I'll love it, I'm sure.
Wiley
Let me guess:
Freddie nervous backstage on Live Aid, not sure if the crowd will love them or not after all these years.
Then he starts remembering all they had gone through...
(90 minute flashback of the early eighties)
The final part of the movie is the 4 band members going out to play at Live Aid, some concert-related footage and it ends with Freddie holding his fit up in the air while we hear the final chord of "We are the champions"...
Fred goes all black and white and some lame text appears on top of him (Freddie died... blah blah... 1946-1991... he's still remembered... blah blah).
Now that I think of it, they should get DoRo involved in this! ;)
Freddie nervous backstage on Live Aid, not sure if the crowd will love them or not after all these years.
Then he starts remembering all they had gone through...
(90 minute flashback of the early eighties)
The final part of the movie is the 4 band members going out to play at Live Aid, some concert-related footage and it ends with Freddie holding his fit up in the air while we hear the final chord of "We are the champions"...
Fred goes all black and white and some lame text appears on top of him (Freddie died... blah blah... 1946-1991... he's still remembered... blah blah).
Now that I think of it, they should get DoRo involved in this! ;)
sweetunes
Sorry, but none of the above ideas seem fitting for a great Legend such as Freddie Mercury.
How about starting with Live Aid, flashing back to when Freddie met the other band members, and the struggles they had in both their business and personal lives, and the triumps that the band had in recording some of the greatest songs that were ever created. Freddie Mercury was a legend, and you can all piss off for making fun of his sexual orientation, because that's not what this movie is about!
This movie is about a band, with a genius lead singer, who would still be No. 1 if he were around today. It's ultimately the story of one man's quest for the fulfillment of his creative soul accompanied by his band members and friends. It might takle some of the issues of personal identity, acceptance of oneself, loyalties and disloyalties amongst the band members and their personal differences. It will be a poignant testimony of "Queen's" rise to stardom and the personal sacrifice behind fame.
Freddie often mentioned that his fame and fortune did not bring him ultimate happiness. He was searching for love, as we all are, and I believe the story will focus on this point, rather than all the lude suggestions made on this post.
You all know it's going to be one "hot" movie!
How about starting with Live Aid, flashing back to when Freddie met the other band members, and the struggles they had in both their business and personal lives, and the triumps that the band had in recording some of the greatest songs that were ever created. Freddie Mercury was a legend, and you can all piss off for making fun of his sexual orientation, because that's not what this movie is about!
This movie is about a band, with a genius lead singer, who would still be No. 1 if he were around today. It's ultimately the story of one man's quest for the fulfillment of his creative soul accompanied by his band members and friends. It might takle some of the issues of personal identity, acceptance of oneself, loyalties and disloyalties amongst the band members and their personal differences. It will be a poignant testimony of "Queen's" rise to stardom and the personal sacrifice behind fame.
Freddie often mentioned that his fame and fortune did not bring him ultimate happiness. He was searching for love, as we all are, and I believe the story will focus on this point, rather than all the lude suggestions made on this post.
You all know it's going to be one "hot" movie!
sweetunes
Sorry, but none of the above ideas seem fitting for a great Legend such as Freddie Mercury.
How about starting with Live Aid, flashing back to when Freddie met the other band members, and the struggles they had in both their business and personal lives, and the triumps that the band had in recording some of the greatest songs that were ever created. Freddie Mercury was a legend, and you can all piss off for making fun of his sexual orientation, because that's not what this movie is about!
This movie is about a great band, with a genius lead singer, who would still be No. 1 if they were around today. It's ultimately the story of one man's quest for the fulfillment of his creative soul accompanied by his band members and friends. It might tackle some of the issues of personal identity, acceptance of oneself, loyalties and disloyalties amongst the band members and their personal differences. It will be a poignant testimony of "Queen's" rise to stardom and the personal sacrifice behind fame.
Freddie often mentioned that his fame and fortune did not bring him ultimate happiness. He was searching for love, as we all are, and I believe the story will focus on this point, rather than all the lude suggestions made on this post.
You all know it's going to be one "hot" movie!
How about starting with Live Aid, flashing back to when Freddie met the other band members, and the struggles they had in both their business and personal lives, and the triumps that the band had in recording some of the greatest songs that were ever created. Freddie Mercury was a legend, and you can all piss off for making fun of his sexual orientation, because that's not what this movie is about!
This movie is about a great band, with a genius lead singer, who would still be No. 1 if they were around today. It's ultimately the story of one man's quest for the fulfillment of his creative soul accompanied by his band members and friends. It might tackle some of the issues of personal identity, acceptance of oneself, loyalties and disloyalties amongst the band members and their personal differences. It will be a poignant testimony of "Queen's" rise to stardom and the personal sacrifice behind fame.
Freddie often mentioned that his fame and fortune did not bring him ultimate happiness. He was searching for love, as we all are, and I believe the story will focus on this point, rather than all the lude suggestions made on this post.
You all know it's going to be one "hot" movie!
QueenFan76
KISS never were the support act for Queen because Queen wouldn't let them open for them. The reason. Queen knew that KISS would ONLY WANT TO wipe Queen'S ASSES ON AND off of the stage, THEN LICK THEIR HANDS CLEAN.
Gene's not A LITTLE gay LIKE FREDIE, HE'S GIGANTO GAY LIKE RYAN SEACREST, so your gay Freddie fantasy doesn't apply, FREDDIE WASN'T INTO THE SICK FETISHES LIKE GENE WAS. The members of KISS and Freddie never met BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AT A GAY BAR. Paul, Gene, Eric Singer, Bruce Kulick, and Brian May are friends BUT BRIAN WATCHES HIS ASSHOLE AT EVERY TURN. Paul and Roger used to have a mutual friend in common, A GAY BLOKE NAMED BRUCE, ROGER GAVE THEM FREDDIES LEFTOVERS AS A FAVOR, so they knew each other back in the '70s.
Styx on the other hand did HOLD THEIR ASSHOLES open for KISS, DESPERATION FOR A RECORD CONTRACT WILL DO THAT TO A PERSON, EVEN THOUGH STYX HAS TALENT, THEY KNEW ONLY GETTING RAMMED BY KISS WOULD GET THEM THE CONTRACT THEY DESIRED. A band Tommy Shaw was in before he was in Styx also opened THEIR WILLING MOUTHS for KISS.
So there's a bit of information that a dumbass BUT STRAIGHT cunt LOVER such as yourself can read and enjoy AFTER YOU ACTUALLY GET TO DO A WOMAN.
You can now fuck off WHILE I GO SUCK MY SEVENTEENTH COCK TODAY, AND ITS ONLY 9AM.
There you go mate, fixed it for you with all of the text you left out of your original post...
KISS BLOWS!
Gene's not A LITTLE gay LIKE FREDIE, HE'S GIGANTO GAY LIKE RYAN SEACREST, so your gay Freddie fantasy doesn't apply, FREDDIE WASN'T INTO THE SICK FETISHES LIKE GENE WAS. The members of KISS and Freddie never met BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AT A GAY BAR. Paul, Gene, Eric Singer, Bruce Kulick, and Brian May are friends BUT BRIAN WATCHES HIS ASSHOLE AT EVERY TURN. Paul and Roger used to have a mutual friend in common, A GAY BLOKE NAMED BRUCE, ROGER GAVE THEM FREDDIES LEFTOVERS AS A FAVOR, so they knew each other back in the '70s.
Styx on the other hand did HOLD THEIR ASSHOLES open for KISS, DESPERATION FOR A RECORD CONTRACT WILL DO THAT TO A PERSON, EVEN THOUGH STYX HAS TALENT, THEY KNEW ONLY GETTING RAMMED BY KISS WOULD GET THEM THE CONTRACT THEY DESIRED. A band Tommy Shaw was in before he was in Styx also opened THEIR WILLING MOUTHS for KISS.
So there's a bit of information that a dumbass BUT STRAIGHT cunt LOVER such as yourself can read and enjoy AFTER YOU ACTUALLY GET TO DO A WOMAN.
You can now fuck off WHILE I GO SUCK MY SEVENTEENTH COCK TODAY, AND ITS ONLY 9AM.
There you go mate, fixed it for you with all of the text you left out of your original post...
KISS BLOWS!
Makka
Maybe it could open like Look Who's Talking, with all the sperm swimming up Freddie!
SebWaltGSTQ
Freddie at Garden Lodge (or any apartment or house he were residing) following an exhausting concert or interview or event...A knock at the door is heard and Fred walks towards the door asking who it is but gets no reply. Nevertheless, he catches a glimpse from the corner of his eye of a letter slipping down across the door as he is walking away. Picking it up he realizes it is a Doctor's report on a test for AIDS and reads POSITIVE. Leans his head against the door, and a tear drop starts falling down his face. After breaking loose from the bottom of his chin and starting to fall through the air, a sudden fast flashback sequence of landmark moments in his career and life plays for a few seconds before again switching back to the teardrop which is now striking the floor slow motion. Then the scene is cut off and the movie goes back to some point in Mercury's early career or life from which the movie progressively develops itself until his death or something... Voila! What do you think?
Voice of Reason 2018
SebWaltGSTQ wrote: Freddie at Garden Lodge (or any apartment or house he were residing) following an exhausting concert or interview or event...A knock at the door is heard and Fred walks towards the door asking who it is but gets no reply. Nevertheless, he catches a glimpse from the corner of his eye of a letter slipping down across the door as he is walking away. Picking it up he realizes it is a Doctor's report on a test for AIDS and reads POSITIVE. Leans his head against the door, and a tear drop starts falling down his face. After breaking loose from the bottom of his chin and starting to fall through the air, a sudden fast flashback sequence of landmark moments in his career and life plays for a few seconds before again switching back to the teardrop which is now striking the floor slow motion. Then the scene is cut off and the movie goes back to some point in Mercury's early career or life from which the movie progressively develops itself until his death or something... Voila! What do you think?
What do I think? Utterly preposterous.
They'll probably go with something like that.
What do I think? Utterly preposterous.
They'll probably go with something like that.
Silken
"A knock at the door is heard and Fred walks towards the door asking who it is but gets no reply. Nevertheless, he catches a glimpse from the corner of his eye of a letter slipping down across the door as he is walking away. Picking it up he realizes it is a Doctor's report on a test for AIDS and reads POSITIVE. Leans his head against the door, and a tear drop starts falling down his face."
Haha, I like it! XD
Haha, I like it! XD
tcc
The opening scene might be Queen performing at a concert in the Works tour, most probably performing It's A Hard Life. There would a lot of scenes where the band members argue about the setlist etc and becoming sick of each other but still pulling together on stage.
The Beatles had a movie called "A Hard Day's Night", so Queen's movie could be called It's A Hard Life.
The Beatles had a movie called "A Hard Day's Night", so Queen's movie could be called It's A Hard Life.