John Fogerty, co-founder of Creedence Clearwater Revival, confirms a biopic about his career and personal life is in development. The musician remains tight-lipped on details but emphasizes the importance of his true love story and expresses gratitude for his life. The news also references Bruce Springsteen's recent biopic and includes updates on Fogerty's recent Songwriters Hall of Fame honor.
’s life is getting turned into a movie and he already has an idea of who could play him in the “amazing” biopic.that a biopic about his career — he cofounded Creedence Clearwater Revival and has had a decades-long solo career — is officially in the works but not much has been revealed about the project.
“That’s going to be a thrill,” the musician teased of the upcoming film. “We are well into this thing. That is about all I can say about it. ” While Fogerty remained tight-lipped about when fans will get to see his world come to life on the big screen, he shared his hopes for the story line withThis weekend, the Boss himself, Bruce Springsteen, gets his own music biopic with Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere.
The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White plays Springsteen at a pivotal point in the musician’s career, and this film is already generating awards buzz. In honor of Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere‘s theatrical debut, Watch With Us has “There have been some twists and turns in my career,” Fogerty explained.
“I think the most important thing is what really happened in my life — I actually fell right into a love story that’s true. ”since 1991, noted that his music isn’t the only thing he hopes viewers see play out on screen.
“I’m the most grateful and appreciative man for because the whole rest of my life has been a dream,” Fogerty gushed. Theo Wargo/Getty Images for for Songwriters Hall Of Fame John, a California native, rose to fame in the ‘60s after cofounding Creedence Clearwater Revival or CCR with his late brother,in 1959.
The band was originally named Blue Velvets before being changed to the Golliwogs and finally settling on CCR in 1967.chart-topping hits John, for his part, has continued to sing the band’s songs on his solo tours. (He is currently on hisNeil Young buried a very interesting tidbit about Bob Dylan in his glowing — but concise — review of the biopic A Complete Unknown.
“I love Bob Dylan and his music. Always have,” Young, 79, wrote in a post on his website, Neil Young Archives, on Monday, January 13.
“He’s a great artist. ” The next On Thursday, John was honored with the Songwriters Hall of Fame’s highest honor, the Johnny Mercer Award, after being inducted into the organization years prior.
“I love music! It’s supposed to be about joy. It’s supposed to be about fun,” John said during He went on to explain that the “concept of taste” in music comes down to, “Why do some songs suck and some songs are great? ” John mused, “It seems like the great ones just flow effortlessly.
There’s no wasted moments. … I wanted to reach that very high bar. I think that’s something everybody in this room understands. ”Travis Kelce Shows Up to Support Taylor Swift at Hall of Fame Induction
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