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Following in the footsteps of fellow superstar Justin Bieber and his hit 3D documentary film ‘Never Say Never,’ singer/songwriter Katy Perry has a documentary film in 3D hitting theatres this summer. The film is called ‘Part Of Me‘ and will tell Perry’s story, from her childhood and religious upbringing, to how she “made it” to being on tour and more.
The first trailer for the film has just been released and it looks interesting. She’s done so well for herself over the past few years, it will be very interesting to see what sort of uphill battle she endured to get where she is today because I know it was challenging for her.
And I read in a recent interview with Teen Vogue, pop sensation Katy Perry talked about an upcoming film documenting the behind-the-scenes reality of her California Dreams tour.
According to Deadline, the first trailer for the documentary, Katy Perry: Part of Me, was released last week.
Part of Me is scheduled for release on July 5th in 2D and 3D.
According to Deadline, the first trailer for the documentary, Katy Perry: Part of Me, was released last week.
Part of Me is scheduled for release on July 5th in 2D and 3D.
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A while back, it was announced that Katy Perry would join the ranks of Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber and be the subject of her own 3D "documentary-style film." And, it turns out, it wasn't a dream!
The singer revealed the name of her doc-to-be while on the red carpet at Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards. Perry told E!'s Kelly Osbourne that the movie's title is to be "Katy Perry: Part of Me." She also hinted at the possibility of a Fourth of July release date, when she urged fans to “go and see it and be a firework.” (Get it? Clever lady!)
Piggybacking off the you-better-belieb-it success of "Never Say Never," bigwig producing partners Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz, are in talks to direct the 3D concert. The film is said to chronicle Perry's public and private life.
Perry's life both on stage and off has certainly been eventful; she's dominated Top-40 charts with her poppy tunes, which include "I Kissed A Girl," "California Gurls," "Teenage Dream," "Firework," "Last Friday Night," and "The One That Got Away." The singer's personal life has also been a bit of a whirlwind as her marriage to Russell Brand ended back in December 2011. and in interviewed with teen Vogue about her 3D Concert documentary film..
Katy Perry covers the May 2012 issue of Teen Vogue and talks about her upcoming 3D concert movie ‘Katy Perry: Part of Me‘. After the jump check out the interview and more photos.
On her concert documentary film: ‘One of my main reasons for doing this is that people think of me as though I’m Dorothy in the ruby slippers. I want them to see everything else that’s involved. Yes, I am her, but at the end of it all, I’m also the guy behind the curtain… [Moreover] I wanted to document the tour, because when we started to book these really big venues, I felt like I was going all in. And I figured that by the end of it I’d be bankrupt or else I’d look like the smartest music businesswoman of my age, and I thought either outcome would be interesting. More than that, though, I wanted to show people this parade that surrounds me… I wanted them to see the engine. I think sometimes they look at me and wonder, How is it possible that she continues to have this kind of success? Why are the stars so aligned for her? But, while that is a factor, it’s not the whole story. I also work my tail off! And, of course, I wanted people to be able to experience the tour and all the joy it brought, which is why we shot it in 3D. And this is amazing 3D. It’s definitely not just a marketing tool.’
On whether Madonna’s or Justin Bieber’s docu-movies inspired her : ‘A little. Madonna is everything to me, and that movie is amazing because it caught her at a time when she was a bit more vulnerable. I wanted to do that too, to capture a snapshot of who I am now so that I can remind myself what I’ve lost if I ever do become totally jaded [laughs].’
On whether she’s interested in acting: ‘I would love to [act]. There was a time when I was going to be involved in The Help, just a small part, I wasn’t going to be Emma Stone or anything, but I couldn’t because the shooting schedule conflicted with the release of my record. And I was upset about that; I knew it was going to be an important film. Not that I need to do drama first, but I do want to do something that makes a strong impression. You don’t really get off the hook being a musician first… I feel like the stakes are really high.’
On whether her success is still exciting: ‘Of course! I’m not like, ‘Ugh, number one again.’ It’s funny, though, my label gets so caught up in the statistics, just because they’re excited. But for me, I don’t need to grind it into anyone’s head that I’m popular. If you like my music, great, and if you don’t, whatever. I’m going to keep making it either way. This does feel a bit like the record that never ends. But I wanted to release The Complete Confection for the hard-core fan who wants everything: three new songs, the remixes, and it’s all in a cute little package.’
On how her life’s changed: ‘My life is crazy now. When you get to this level, there’s a lot that’s not real, but I really haven’t changed.’
On whether she’s tired of fame: ‘I’m tired of being famous already! But I’m not tired of creating. Fame is, I think, just a disgusting by-product of what I do. It’s quite a delicate creature; it’s a wild animal of sorts. It can love you, and then it can attack you. I still want to be as approachable and relatable as possible. When I meet fans and they’re crying, I’ll say, ‘Calm down, there’s nothing to cry about. I’m not going to bite you or attack you or grant you three wishes. Let’s just hang out and have a good time.’ But really, I stopped focusing on what other people think a while ago. If you try to be everything to everyone, you’ll only end up completely confused.’
On her style: ‘I don’t like to take fashion too seriously. I love it, and I am so grateful when big brands want to associate with me, but mostly I just want to take chances and have fun and truly live. And sometimes that means wearing some ridiculous, cat-inspired outfit rather than whatever happens to be in this season… I love Agyness Deyn, Chloë Sevigny, Daphne Guinness, Natalie Wood, Judy Jetson, and Wonder Woman.’
On where that style comes from: ‘I’m still doing the pinup thing, but now when I do it, I want to be the pinup of the future, like Rachael in Blade Runner. But I’ve always been quirky. It probably started when I was nine years old, and my father used to wake me up at seven every Saturday morning to take me to garage sales. I couldn’t afford the clothes that the other girls at school were wearing, so instead I looked for things that were unique to me.’
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The singer revealed the name of her doc-to-be while on the red carpet at Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards. Perry told E!'s Kelly Osbourne that the movie's title is to be "Katy Perry: Part of Me." She also hinted at the possibility of a Fourth of July release date, when she urged fans to “go and see it and be a firework.” (Get it? Clever lady!)Piggybacking off the you-better-belieb-it success of "Never Say Never," bigwig producing partners Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz, are in talks to direct the 3D concert. The film is said to chronicle Perry's public and private life.
Katy Perry covers the May 2012 issue of Teen Vogue and talks about her upcoming 3D concert movie ‘Katy Perry: Part of Me‘. After the jump check out the interview and more photos.
On her concert documentary film: ‘One of my main reasons for doing this is that people think of me as though I’m Dorothy in the ruby slippers. I want them to see everything else that’s involved. Yes, I am her, but at the end of it all, I’m also the guy behind the curtain… [Moreover] I wanted to document the tour, because when we started to book these really big venues, I felt like I was going all in. And I figured that by the end of it I’d be bankrupt or else I’d look like the smartest music businesswoman of my age, and I thought either outcome would be interesting. More than that, though, I wanted to show people this parade that surrounds me… I wanted them to see the engine. I think sometimes they look at me and wonder, How is it possible that she continues to have this kind of success? Why are the stars so aligned for her? But, while that is a factor, it’s not the whole story. I also work my tail off! And, of course, I wanted people to be able to experience the tour and all the joy it brought, which is why we shot it in 3D. And this is amazing 3D. It’s definitely not just a marketing tool.’
On whether Madonna’s or Justin Bieber’s docu-movies inspired her : ‘A little. Madonna is everything to me, and that movie is amazing because it caught her at a time when she was a bit more vulnerable. I wanted to do that too, to capture a snapshot of who I am now so that I can remind myself what I’ve lost if I ever do become totally jaded [laughs].’On whether she’s interested in acting: ‘I would love to [act]. There was a time when I was going to be involved in The Help, just a small part, I wasn’t going to be Emma Stone or anything, but I couldn’t because the shooting schedule conflicted with the release of my record. And I was upset about that; I knew it was going to be an important film. Not that I need to do drama first, but I do want to do something that makes a strong impression. You don’t really get off the hook being a musician first… I feel like the stakes are really high.’
On whether her success is still exciting: ‘Of course! I’m not like, ‘Ugh, number one again.’ It’s funny, though, my label gets so caught up in the statistics, just because they’re excited. But for me, I don’t need to grind it into anyone’s head that I’m popular. If you like my music, great, and if you don’t, whatever. I’m going to keep making it either way. This does feel a bit like the record that never ends. But I wanted to release The Complete Confection for the hard-core fan who wants everything: three new songs, the remixes, and it’s all in a cute little package.’
On how her life’s changed: ‘My life is crazy now. When you get to this level, there’s a lot that’s not real, but I really haven’t changed.’
On her style: ‘I don’t like to take fashion too seriously. I love it, and I am so grateful when big brands want to associate with me, but mostly I just want to take chances and have fun and truly live. And sometimes that means wearing some ridiculous, cat-inspired outfit rather than whatever happens to be in this season… I love Agyness Deyn, Chloë Sevigny, Daphne Guinness, Natalie Wood, Judy Jetson, and Wonder Woman.’
On where that style comes from: ‘I’m still doing the pinup thing, but now when I do it, I want to be the pinup of the future, like Rachael in Blade Runner. But I’ve always been quirky. It probably started when I was nine years old, and my father used to wake me up at seven every Saturday morning to take me to garage sales. I couldn’t afford the clothes that the other girls at school were wearing, so instead I looked for things that were unique to me.’and that the information about Katy Perry Fim enjoy it !!
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