First look of Amy Winehouse’s biopic Back to Black launched
3 min readBy Express News Service
The first look of the upcoming biopic of late musician Amy Winehouse, was launched by the makers on social media lately.
The movie is directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, with Marisa Abela portraying the late singer, onscreen.
Amy Winehouse was a well-liked English singer and songwriter, who gained varied awards, together with Ivor Novello Award for for Best Contemporary Song from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers, and Authors, for the track Stronger Than Me.
She launched Back to Black in 2006 which garnered worldwide success and have become one of many best-selling albums of UK. Amy died of alcohol poisoning in 2011 on the age of 27, after combating substance abuse and dependancy.
The upcoming biopic is backed by Focus Features, Monumental Pictures and Studio Canal. With screenplay by Matt Greenhalgh, it’s govt produced by Nicky Kentish-Barnes, Ron Halpern and Joe Naftalin.
Back to Black will focus on Amy’s artistic journey within the subject of music, her rise to the stardom and the feelings the late singer felt by the glitz and glamour she travelled by.
“My connection to Amy started after I left faculty and was hanging out within the creatively numerous London borough of Camden. I bought a job on the legendary KOKO CLUB, and I can nonetheless breathe each market stall, classic store and road… Just a few years later Amy wrote her searingly sincere songs while residing in Camden. Like with me, it grew to become a part of her DNA.
“I first saw her perform at a talent show at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in Soho and it was immediately obvious she wasn’t just ’talent’… she was genius. As a filmmaker you can’t really ask for more,” stated Taylor-Johnson as per The Hollywood Reporter.
The first look of the upcoming biopic of late musician Amy Winehouse, was launched by the makers on social media lately.
The movie is directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, with Marisa Abela portraying the late singer, onscreen.
Amy Winehouse was a well-liked English singer and songwriter, who gained varied awards, together with Ivor Novello Award for for Best Contemporary Song from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers, and Authors, for the track Stronger Than Me.
She launched Back to Black in 2006 which garnered worldwide success and have become one of many best-selling albums of UK. Amy died of alcohol poisoning in 2011 on the age of 27, after combating substance abuse and dependancy.
The upcoming biopic is backed by Focus Features, Monumental Pictures and Studio Canal. With screenplay by Matt Greenhalgh, it’s govt produced by Nicky Kentish-Barnes, Ron Halpern and Joe Naftalin.
Back to Black will focus on Amy’s artistic journey within the subject of music, her rise to the stardom and the feelings the late singer felt by the glitz and glamour she travelled by.
“My connection to Amy started after I left faculty and was hanging out within the creatively numerous London borough of Camden. I bought a job on the legendary KOKO CLUB, and I can nonetheless breathe each market stall, classic store and road… Just a few years later Amy wrote her searingly sincere songs while residing in Camden. Like with me, it grew to become a part of her DNA.
“I first saw her perform at a talent show at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in Soho and it was immediately obvious she wasn’t just ’talent’… she was genius. As a filmmaker you can’t really ask for more,” stated Taylor-Johnson as per The Hollywood Reporter.
