dysan
The set has now been dismantled.
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Dr Magus
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.
Invisible Woman
@Dr Magus
How does he look like a 137 years-old man? What's his hair?lol
How does he look like a 137 years-old man? What's his hair?lol
dudeofqueen
dysan, re:
>The set has now been dismantled.
Hopefully because they suddenly had the lightbulb moment we've all been waiting for where the realisation hits that this whole thing is absolutely doomed to be an embarassment.
>The set has now been dismantled.
Hopefully because they suddenly had the lightbulb moment we've all been waiting for where the realisation hits that this whole thing is absolutely doomed to be an embarassment.
dudeofqueen
PrimeJiveUSA, re:
>I don't say it will happen, but if the stars are in line and all that who knows. I want this to be big, and one can dream :)
Straight to Channel 5 and then to DVD for this if it DOES get finished - no studio will give this a cinematic release.
>I don't say it will happen, but if the stars are in line and all that who knows. I want this to be big, and one can dream :)
Straight to Channel 5 and then to DVD for this if it DOES get finished - no studio will give this a cinematic release.
Vocal harmony
[QUOTE] [b]Dr Magus wrote:[/b]
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets
and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.[/QUOTE]
How much acid have you taken?!!
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets
and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.[/QUOTE]
How much acid have you taken?!!
Bohardy
[QUOTE] [b]Vocal harmony wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Dr Magus wrote:[/b]
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets
and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.[/QUOTE]
How much acid have you taken?!![/QUOTE]
Just the right amount I'd say. That was pretty funny. Almost Fatty-esque. (One for the old-timers here, that).
[QUOTE] [b]Dr Magus wrote:[/b]
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets
and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.[/QUOTE]
How much acid have you taken?!![/QUOTE]
Just the right amount I'd say. That was pretty funny. Almost Fatty-esque. (One for the old-timers here, that).
Rich Tea
[QUOTE] [b]dudeofqueen wrote:[/b]
PrimeJiveUSA, re:
>I don't say it will happen, but if the stars are in line and all that who knows. I want this to be big, and one can dream :)
Straight to Channel 5 and then to DVD for this if it DOES get finished - no studio will give this a cinematic release.[/QUOTE]
Isn't it being made by Warner Brothers? I would think if it is it would get a cinematic release although these sort of films tend to have limited appeal when compared to the "hollywood blockbusters". The Ian Dury film made it to the big screen certainly in the UK so I would expect this one too.
PrimeJiveUSA, re:
>I don't say it will happen, but if the stars are in line and all that who knows. I want this to be big, and one can dream :)
Straight to Channel 5 and then to DVD for this if it DOES get finished - no studio will give this a cinematic release.[/QUOTE]
Isn't it being made by Warner Brothers? I would think if it is it would get a cinematic release although these sort of films tend to have limited appeal when compared to the "hollywood blockbusters". The Ian Dury film made it to the big screen certainly in the UK so I would expect this one too.
dysan
Would've been better with Disney. Freddie, a young Victorian chimney sweep in London meets a harsh school mistress (Miss May) and decides to help the school raise money for their fast diminishing gruel store. Freddie befriends a rebellious blonde and a quiet electronics genius and go on to sell over 500 copies of the sheet music to 'Tee Hee Me Hose Is Me Own' - a big hit in the music halls of Piccadilly and St Giles.
popy
[QUOTE] [b]Rich Tea wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]dudeofqueen wrote:[/b]
PrimeJiveUSA, re:
>I don't say it will happen, but if the stars are in line and all that who knows. I want this to be big, and one can dream :)
Straight to Channel 5 and then to DVD for this if it DOES get finished - no studio will give this a cinematic release.[/QUOTE]
Isn't it being made by Warner Brothers? I would think if it is it would get a cinematic release although these sort of films tend to have limited appeal when compared to the "hollywood blockbusters". The Ian Dury film made it to the big screen certainly in the UK so I would expect this one too. [/QUOTE]
*20th Century Fox.
[QUOTE] [b]dudeofqueen wrote:[/b]
PrimeJiveUSA, re:
>I don't say it will happen, but if the stars are in line and all that who knows. I want this to be big, and one can dream :)
Straight to Channel 5 and then to DVD for this if it DOES get finished - no studio will give this a cinematic release.[/QUOTE]
Isn't it being made by Warner Brothers? I would think if it is it would get a cinematic release although these sort of films tend to have limited appeal when compared to the "hollywood blockbusters". The Ian Dury film made it to the big screen certainly in the UK so I would expect this one too. [/QUOTE]
*20th Century Fox.
Biggus Dickus
[QUOTE] [b]Dr Magus wrote:[/b]
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.[/QUOTE]
This made me chuckle. Thanks.
The year is 2085 and a frail 137 year old Brian May on his deathbed is the last surviving witness to Live Aid and, on it's one hundredth anniversary, decides to give his final interview to a female journalist. His story then unfolds in a series of flashbacks with the film divided thus;
1970-85 10 mins
Live Aid 20 mins
1986-91 (including Freddie's death) 5 mins
1992-2008 omitted from story
2009-2017 90 mins
In the last scene of the film the journalist asks if he has any regrets and Brian reveals only that Adam Lambert hadn't been born earlier and so wasn't able to perform with them at Live Aid, 'so unfortunately we had to make do with our first singer'.
Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup. And so the final twist is revealed that Brian ISN'T the last surviving witness to Live Aid and so opens the door for a future sequel starring Paul Gambaccini in a syrup being interviewed on his deathbed about being the last surviving witness to Live Aid. Unfortunately the journalist turns out to be Adam Ant out of Adam Ant and His Ants.
None of this has anything to do with the real film, just a nightmare i had last night.[/QUOTE]
This made me chuckle. Thanks.
Invisible Woman
More news about the movie.
Announced actors who will play John Reid and Jim Beach[url]http://deadline.com/2017/09/aidan-gillen-tom-hollander-freddie-mercury-biopic-queen-movie-bohemian-rhapsody-1202177202/[/url]
Announced actors who will play John Reid and Jim Beach[url]http://deadline.com/2017/09/aidan-gillen-tom-hollander-freddie-mercury-biopic-queen-movie-bohemian-rhapsody-1202177202/[/url]
Day dop
"Brian passes away peacefully and the female journalist turns her face to reveal she's not female but actually a 136 year old Paul Gambaccini in a syrup."
LOL I didn't expect that at the end, it made me laugh.
LOL I didn't expect that at the end, it made me laugh.
dysan
I forgot to say there was a good concert reconstruction picture on line the other week. Similar rig to Montreal.
Also, I can't say I'd ever heard of Bryan Singer before. What's all this about him being a paedo and are Queen Productions aware?
Also, I can't say I'd ever heard of Bryan Singer before. What's all this about him being a paedo and are Queen Productions aware?