Films about Singers 2019:
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In 2019, the film industry saw a variety of movies that centered around the lives and careers of singers. From biopics to fictional stories, these films captured the essence of the music world and provided audiences with a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs faced by talented artists. Here are some notable films from 2019 that focused on singers:
“Rocketman”, 2019
Director: Dexter Fletcher
This musical biopic tells the extraordinary story of Elton John's rise to fame, his struggles with addiction, and his journey towards self-acceptance. With Taron Egerton delivering a remarkable performance as Elton John, “Rocketman” is a visually stunning film that celebrates the music and life of one of the greatest singers of all time.
Starring: Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell, Richard Madden, Bryce Dallas Howard, Gemma Jones, Steven Mackintosh, Tom Bennett, Matthew Illesley, Kit Connor, Charlie Rowe, Peter O'Hanlon, Ross Farrelly, Evan Walsh, Tate Donovan, Sharmina Harrower, Ophelia Lovibond, Celinde Schoenmaker, Harriet Walter, Stephen Graham, Sharon D. Clarke, Aston McAuley, Jason Pennycooke, Alexia Khadime, Carl Spencer, Jimmy Vee, Leon Delroy Williams, David Doyle, Leigh Francis, Dickon Tolson, Diana Alexandra Pocol, Eddie Mann, Josh McClorey, Rachel Muldoon, Benjamin Mason, Guillermo Bedward, Max Mackintosh, Micah Holmes, Charles Armstrong, Barbara Drennan, Jason Sellars, Graham Fletcher-Cook, Sian Crisp, Dale Monie, Alex James-Phelps, Fabian Sgoluppi, Alison Ball, Danielle Scott, Juozas Statkevicius, Benjamin Lok, Dempsey Bovell;
Production year: 2019;
Genre: biography, music, musical, drama;
MPAA rating: r;
Duration: 121 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 7,3;
More information about the film “Rocketman” on the website imdb.com
“A Star Is Born”, 2018
Director: Bradley Cooper
Directed by Bradley Cooper, this romantic drama follows the relationship between a seasoned musician, played by Cooper himself, and a talented young singer, portrayed by Lady Gaga. As they navigate fame, addiction, and love, their voices blend together in a mesmerizing exploration of the music industry and the sacrifices artists make for success.
Starring: Lady GaGa, Bradley Cooper, Sam Elliott, Dave Chappelle, Andrew Dice Clay, Anthony Ramos, Rafi Gavron, Greg Grunberg, Alec Baldwin, Marlon Williams, Brandi Carlile, Ron Rifkin, Barry Shabaka Henley, Michael D. Roberts, Michael Harney, Rebecca Field, Derek Kevin Jones, Willam Belli, Dennis Tong, Josh Wells, D.J. «Shangela» Pierce, Eddie Griffin, Drena De Niro, Sanaa Chappelle, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez, Jacob Schick, Gabe Fazio, Benjamin Rice, Halsey, William H. Slattery III, Robert S. Wilhelm Jr., Luenell, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Lukas Nelson, Anthony LoGerfo, Alberto Bof, Corey McCormick, Jesse Berg, Tato Melgar, Don Was, Victor Indrizzo, George Doering, Michael Bearden, Lenny Castro, Chris Kelly, Don Roy King, Gena Rositano, Greg Scarnici, Michael Mancini;
Production year: 2018;
Genre: melodrama, music, drama;
MPAA rating: r;
Duration: 136 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 7,6;
More information about the film “A Star Is Born” on the website imdb.com
“Blinded by the Light”, 2019
Director: Gurinder Chadha
Set in 1987, this coming-of-age film revolves around a British-Pakistani teenager named Javed, who finds solace and inspiration in the music of Bruce Springsteen. As Javed discovers his own voice, he navigates cultural differences, family expectations, and the power of music in shaping his identity.
Starring: Billy Barratt, Ronak Singh Chadha Berges, Viveik Kalra, Lee Barnett, Dean-Charles Chapman, Kit Reeve, David Hayman, Kulvinder Ghir, Nikita Mehta, Rob Brydon, Meera Ganatra, Lorraine Ashbourne, Tara Divina, Jeff Mirza, Frankie Fox, Nell Williams, Aaron Phagura, Hayley Atwell, Scott Folan, Abigail Carter-Simpson, Joshua Grant, Tom Stocks, Marcus Brigstocke, Olivia Poulet, Leo Shirley, Daniella Bowen, Sally Phillips, Kumiko Kaur Chadha Berges, James Ballanger, Vincent Andriano, Kriss Dosanjh, Sofia Abbasi, Asheq Akhtar, Reece Alexander-Putinas, Paulo Andre Aragao, Kay Aujla, Raj Awasti, William Bale, Neal Beagley, Kishore Bhatt, Paul Blackwell, Lee Byford, Ken Byrd, Amar Chadha-Patel, Peter Coe, Bernard Collaco, Nick Davison, Ross Forder, Sonia Goswami, David Guinan-Browne;
Production year: 2019;
Genre: drama, comedy, music;
MPAA rating: pg13;
Duration: 118 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 6,9;
More information about the film “Blinded by the Light” on the website imdb.com
“Wild Rose”, 2018
Director: Tom Harper
Jessie Buckley delivers a captivating performance as Rose-Lynn, a young Scottish woman with dreams of becoming a country music star. Following her release from prison, Rose-Lynn faces the challenges of being a single mother while pursuing her passion for singing. This heartfelt drama explores the complexities of chasing dreams and the importance of staying true to oneself.
Starring: Jessie Buckley, Sophie Okonedo, Julie Walters, Adam Mitchell, Daisy Littlefield, Nicole Kerr, James Harkness, Doreen McGillivray, Matt Costello, Jane Patterson, Lesley Hart, Carol Pyper Rafferty, Natalie Mcconnon, Maureen Carr, Louise Mccarthy, Allison Simpson, Janey Godley, Brian McQuade, Craig Parkinson, Margaret MacKenzie, Marianne McIvor, Carolyn Calder, Natali McCleary, Ryan Kerr, David McGowan, Martin Docherty, Jamie Sives, Kern Falconer, Benny Young, Tanya Wiles, Josh Whitelaw, Helen Katamba, Maryam Hamidi, Mark Hagen, Bob Harris, Ashley McBryde, Gemma McElhinney, Atta Yaqub, Vanya Eadie, Sondra Morton, Ashley Shelton, Robin Daugherty, J. Thomas Bailey, Aly MacRae, Phil Cunningham, Stuart Nisbet, Ben Nicholls, Neil MacColl, Chris Vatalaro, Andy May;
Production year: 2018;
Genre: drama, music;
MPAA rating: r;
Duration: 101 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 7,1;
“Yesterday”, 2019
Director: Danny Boyle
In this musical fantasy, a struggling musician named Jack wakes up in a world where the Beatles never existed. Armed with the knowledge of their songs, he becomes an overnight sensation, but at the cost of his own artistic integrity. “Yesterday” is a charming film that celebrates the timeless music of the Beatles while exploring themes of fame, love, and the power of music.
Starring: Himesh Patel, Lily James, Joel Fry, Ed Sheeran, Kate McKinnon, Meera Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Sophia Di Martino, Ellise Chappell, Harry Michell, Vincent Franklin, Michael Kiwanuka, Karma Sood, Gus Brown, Karl Theobald, Alexander Arnold, Dominic Coleman, Cherry Seaborn, Nic Minns, Justin Edwards, Javone Prince, Camilla Rutherford, Sarah Lancashire, Rachael Elizabeth, Jimmy Gallagher, Jaimie Kollmer, Sophie Mensah, Helena Devereux, Julian Feria, Lamorne Morris, Craig Rowin, James Corden, Cristina Dohmen, Elizabeth Berrington, Clementine Webb, Diana Pauline, William McGeough, Díana Bermudez, Sunny Yeo, Charlie Hannah, Xav Clarke, Oliver Booker, Michele Stodart, Michael Jablonka, Steve Pringle, Lewis Wright, Alex Bonfanti, Ifeoluwa Ogunjobi, Camilla George;
Production year: 2019;
Genre: music, melodrama, fantasy, comedy;
MPAA rating: pg13;
Duration: 116 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 6,8;
More information about the film “Yesterday” on the website imdb.com
These films from 2019 showcased the diverse stories and experiences of singers, providing audiences with a range of emotions, powerful performances, and memorable soundtracks. Whether it was through biographical portrayals or fictional narratives, these films allowed us to connect with the struggles and triumphs of singers and appreciate the beauty of their art.
In 2019, the world of cinema was graced with a diverse array of films about singers, each offering a unique and compelling portrayal of the music industry. From biopics that delved into the lives of legendary icons to fictional narratives that explored the struggles and triumphs of aspiring artists, these films provided audiences with a captivating glimpse into the captivating world of music. Whether it was the raw emotional performances, the captivating storytelling, or the mesmerizing musical scores, these films truly resonated with audiences, leaving a lasting impression and reminding us of the enduring power of music in our lives. As the credits rolled, it became evident that these films about singers had not only entertained us but also moved us, inspiring a newfound appreciation for the artistry and resilience of those who dare to share their voices with the world.
