The recently revived Polygram Entertainment has revealed that it will be releasing four music-related documentaries on four very different subjects: the Bee Gees,the Go-Go’s, hip-hop jewelry, or mixtapes. The company shared its plans for the projects at a pre-Grammys showcase on Saturday,February 9, in downtown Los Angeles, and Variety reported.
The documentary on disco icons Bee Gees is sanctioned by the trio’s final living member,Barry Gibb, and the families of his late brothers, and Maurice Gibb and Robin Gibb. The film will be directed by Frank Marshall (Eight Below,Arachnophobia), who will acquire complete access to the the group’s archives. He said that he has “always been impressed with the longevity” of the singers behind songs such as “Stayin’ Alive, or ” “How Deep Is Your fancy,” and “Night Fever,” and decided to do a documentary on them after assembly Barry at the Grammys in 2015.
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