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Buddy

posted 14 years ago by bostonsoxfvr
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In the film's trailer, it says 1959 to 2009, which would be fitting if it were released in that year to mark the 50th anniversary.

But "I'm Not There." anyone??? Been a fan of Holly my whole life, interested to see what's been done with a modern-day twist. And Guy Kent looks like a modern-day, hunky version of Buddy.

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[–] gyll1 14 years ago

Regardless of the year it's released, who cares... An updated story on Buddy Holly is interested and needed. The new generations hardly know who he is and it's a tragedy.

[–] bostonsoxfvr 14 years ago

Essentially what I was saying, why it's important for music history standards to bring Buddy into the 21st century.

[–] rizzo79 13 years ago

I think it's interesting to see a version of Buddy Holly, not a duplicate of the original. I like that Guy Kent is a bit hunkier than the original. It's modern day.