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The iconic Pailer “This is Spinal Tap” will receive a long -awaited sequel, entitled “Spinal Tap II: The End continues”, September 12, with the original role that represents their respective roles. To update before the sequel, why not dare back in time (and theaters) with the beloved first film?
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer consists of the fictional band that director Rob Reiner captures as character documentary Martin “Marty” Dingi. The concept for the film was created by all the above stars; Reiner leads, with June Chadwick, Tony Hendra and the late Bruno Kirby together with the lead role. Karen Murphy produces.
“This is Spinal Tap” famous chronically “England’s highest and most punctual band on their disastrous American tour.” However, that band never existed. The 1984 film is now remashed and remixed for release.
“The movie” Spinal Tap “swung my world,” says Jack Black, whose own real band Tenacious D has been the center of a real documentary, in a press release. “It’s for Rock what” The Sound of Music “was for hills. They really nailed how stupid rock can be.”
“Spinal Tap II” will follow a reunion between the spine TAP members for a final concert after a 15-year break. Elton John, Paul McCartney, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will appear as themselves. Paul Shaffer, David St. Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel, Derek Smalls, from Drescher, Don Lake, John Michael Higgins, Nina Conti, Griffin Matthews, Kerry Godliman and Chris Addison will also start in the Bleecker Street movie.
“So happy to work with people on Bleecker Street who are passionate about keeping Tap’s inheritance alive and happy to give Marty Dibely another shot on relevance,” Reiner said in a press release, while Bleecker Street President Kent Sanderson said it was a “an” one “privilege“Having the sequel to the studio. Sanderson added that” This is Spinal Tap “is a” cultural touch stone that pioneers the culminous genre. “
“This is Spinal Tap” goes back to theaters July from Bleecker Street and will be shown until July 7 with Fathom events. Check out the trailer below.
