Eddie Cochran Documentary in Works by Kirsty Bell; Goldfinch Entertainment to Launch Sales in Cannes

SpecialAmerican rock and roll star Eddie Cochran is making a feature-length documentary behind songs like “Twenty Flight Rock” and “Summertime Blues.”

There must be a musician who influenced the likes of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Remember me It was directed by Kirsty Bell, who recently became a director. The bird flew.

Goldfinch Entertainment supporting documents such as quantity Y RonIt produces and starts sales at the Cannes Film Festival.

Cochrane in the 1959 musical Come on Johnny, come on!Died in a car accident at the age of 21 in 1960, his fiancée Sharon Shill, a chart-topping American songwriter, survived the crash, who wrote hit songs for Glenn Campbell, Ricky Nelson, and Gene Vincent.

Production will begin next month, and the producers are working closely with Cochran’s nephew, Bobby Cochran, who has contributed to Cochran’s teachers, illustrations, candid photos, and an 8mm film he made as he traveled the world. or seen in public.

Producer Ben Charles Edwards and executive producer Phil McKenzie (ironyCochran’s historian, musician and collector Sonny West, Killertone Records business partner Simon Green, musicians and writers Bobby Cochran, Rick French and Peter Bradley Jr. French and Bradley are trustees of The Buddy Holly Educational Foundation and are producing the next Buddy. Holly was inspired by the biopic with Clear Lake.

Bell said: “Eddie Cochran is a fascinating talent and musical pioneer who has a legacy that goes far beyond his short life and has inspired some of the most cultured rock musicians of all time. With the support of our fantastic project partners, we have the opportunity to explore his life and influence for the first time and celebrate what he means to many people. “He wrote in his autographs: ‘Don’t forget me and with this movie we’ll make sure your grandchildren remember you.