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"yeah..johnny depp..i have to agree with him
i saw a picture of johnny and freddie...not together but they put two pictures together...they had the same facial hair..at the time"


So if I grow a moustache I look like Freddie and I should play him in a movie.
I think Saddam Hussain should play Freddie, he also has a moustache
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
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Here's a scene that I would love to be included into a movie about Freddie. I know many people will say that this is cheasy and so, but what the fuck, here we go:

Freddie has died and the Tribute concert has been held. Brian May is playing a concert during his BTTL tour. Before Love of My Life he gives the usual speech about perfroming this song for Freddie. The lights go dark and there is only one spotlight at Brian. The atmospehere is very emotional while Brian performs this song alone, without Freddie at his side. Then towards the end of the song Freddie walks into the spotlight and starts to sing, just like he did so many times while Queen were still touring. Then the song ends with Freddie singing the "I still love you"-line. After that the lights go on and Brian is alone on the stage.

Yes, it's cheasy, but so what?
Not those are losers who fall, but those who don't stand up.
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Haha. It's cheesy in a GOOD way!
Kay Adams Corleone- The ultimate desperate housewife
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I'm happy you're not a script writer Whisperer.

Freddie to come back in 1993? That sucks!

It's not a real Queen movie with a happy ending
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
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No, no, Fried. This would be a kinda paranormal ending. Freddie comes back from behind the grave for a few minutes for a last farewell. This could be very emotional if done right.

This has alread been used in some movies when someone meets a dead friend or something.

I hope that no-one's gotta say ask questions like "Should the crowd go crazy when Freddie enters?" or "Would the newspapers write about it on the next day?".

My idea is to create something like the last scene of Titanic where the main characters come down the stairs and all the people look at them and smile.
Not those are losers who fall, but those who don't stand up.