Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Background music:
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End slate:
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It was a story that Martin Scorsese wanted to make into a movie, but he got tied up on another project. Then Steven Spielberg was interested, but his schedule was too full, so he offered it to a popular actor who was spectacularly making his directorial debut with a remake of "A Star Is Born."
That's how Bradley Cooper came to direct, star and co-write "Maestro," the story of acclaimed composer/conductor/pianist Leonard Bernstein, whose Tony, Emmy and Grammy Award-winning credits include "West Side Story," "Candide," "On the Waterfront" and more. Now, "Maestro" has quickly become a top contender in this year's movie award season.
The film impresses right out of the gate, as we see an aging Bernstein in the 1980s, playing the piano for a documentary film crew. The camera goes to a close-up of the composer's face, revealing the incredible physical transformation of Cooper into the composer. It's an amazing make-up job aided by seamless prosthetics.
Support my patreon! patreon.com/kaylasays
follow me on twitter: twitter.com/Kayla_Says_YT
insta/threads: instagram.com/kayla_rosa/?hl=en
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Background music:
youtube.com/watch?v=XBzlXiUBOBs
End slate:
youtube.com/watch?v=cUSr8TzVwAs&ab_channel=8BitUniverse
It was a story that Martin Scorsese wanted to make into a movie, but he got tied up on another project. Then Steven Spielberg was interested, but his schedule was too full, so he offered it to a popular actor who was spectacularly making his directorial debut with a remake of "A Star Is Born."
That's how Bradley Cooper came to direct, star and co-write "Maestro," the story of acclaimed composer/conductor/pianist Leonard Bernstein, whose Tony, Emmy and Grammy Award-winning credits include "West Side Story," "Candide," "On the Waterfront" and more. Now, "Maestro" has quickly become a top contender in this year's movie award season.
The film impresses right out of the gate, as we see an aging Bernstein in the 1980s, playing the piano for a documentary film crew. The camera goes to a close-up of the composer's face, revealing the incredible physical transformation of Cooper into the composer. It's an amazing make-up job aided by seamless prosthetics.
