Dr Magus
The new Queen movie will put the truth out there, such as how Freddie's live aid performance was inspired by watching Paul Rodgers videos in the backstage area beforehand.
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Laeli
meh, hopefully the real Queen film won't be half as bad
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[QUOTE] [b]Laeli wrote:[/b]
meh, hopefully the real Queen film won't be half as bad[/QUOTE]
Don't hold your breath.
meh, hopefully the real Queen film won't be half as bad[/QUOTE]
Don't hold your breath.
Mr.Michael
Wasn't this a Channel Five "documentary"? Now, there's one about George Michael, called The Double Life of George Michael.
It's pretty much the same stuff as the docu about Freddie. A couple of different actors playing George, and well, it looks ridiculous. They got some serious mistakes. Young pre-Wham George in about 1981 had a Human League poster in his room and the picture was from 1986. In some scenes the "Older-era George was living in 1991 and then the "Faith"-era George was grieving his lover in 1993. And they even had the wrong pictures showing George's lover Anselmo. I mean, that is really some weak crap. The Freddie docu was more accurate. Even though I have to say that "George" had the sams problem as "Freddie". For some reason, the always wear the same jeans and shirts in every scene.
And it's a huge surprise that Lesley-Ann Jones and Paul Gambaccini appear in this document. Do they ever say no to anything?
It's pretty much the same stuff as the docu about Freddie. A couple of different actors playing George, and well, it looks ridiculous. They got some serious mistakes. Young pre-Wham George in about 1981 had a Human League poster in his room and the picture was from 1986. In some scenes the "Older-era George was living in 1991 and then the "Faith"-era George was grieving his lover in 1993. And they even had the wrong pictures showing George's lover Anselmo. I mean, that is really some weak crap. The Freddie docu was more accurate. Even though I have to say that "George" had the sams problem as "Freddie". For some reason, the always wear the same jeans and shirts in every scene.
And it's a huge surprise that Lesley-Ann Jones and Paul Gambaccini appear in this document. Do they ever say no to anything?
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