Vanity Fair Cameron Crowe Music Interview

[buymycar]

Cool read, a few MMJ mentions for Elizabethtown. 

http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/05/cameron-crowe-music-interview

[weeniebeenie]

I loved the article. It's really cool to find out that I Will Be There When You Die was the initial inspiration for Elizabethtown. I hope he finally finds a way to get the song into a movie.

[APR]

Great info in that article.  Thanks for posting.  Almost Famous is one of my all time favorite movies. I heard Cameron Crowe is a really nice guy.... the opposite of uncool.

[ellisintransit]

When they did one of the Elizabethtown previews in Nashville Cameron and Nancy Wilson came to Grimey's for a meet and greet, and I asked him about the MMJ connections and he pretty much gushed over them then as well.  Would have loved to see IWBHWYD on that amazing soundtrack.

[buymycar]

I loved the article. It's really cool to find out that I Will Be There When You Die was the initial inspiration for Elizabethtown. I hope he finally finds a way to get the song into a movie.

Yeah, I didn't know if that was common knowledge or not. But now it makes so much sense.

[toretm]

Just know that living in Elizabethtown is nothing like Elizabethtown 

[Murph]

I love the article and love hearing how much MMJ influenced him... but that movie stinks.

[justbcuzido]

I love the article and love hearing how much MMJ influenced him... but that movie stinks.

I think what really brought the movie down was its choice in lead actors. Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst have no chemistry or great acting chops (especially Bloom).

[Murph]

Fun Fact: the first MMJ show I ever went to was Radio City and Kirsten Dunst was waiting in line to get in with the rest of us, rocking her MMJ shirt and all. 

[rincon2]

Just know that living in Elizabethtown is nothing like Elizabethtown 

Skankiest, most drug/prostitute infested motel I have ever stayed in, and I been to motels all over the US, was in Elizabethtown.

[Fully]

I love the article and love hearing how much MMJ influenced him... but that movie stinks.

I think what really brought the movie down was its choice in lead actors. Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst have no chemistry or great acting chops (especially Bloom).

It also lost quite a bit in the editing and writing parts. Trying to make the death of a parent funny just is not believable.

[dub82]

Would love to hear same in any language live.