Prince (May 27, 1990) Graffiti Bridge Movie
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- May 27, 1990
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Hollywood columnist Marilyn Beck reports that rumors of frantic re-editing on Prince’s upcoming film Graffiti Bridge are untrue, according to producer Arnold Stiefel. The article also mentions Prince’s upcoming “Thieves In the Temple” single and video from the movie

PUBLICATION
Publication: St. Cloud Times
Date: May 27, 1990
Country: USA
Section / Pages: Page 77 Title: Marilyn Beck (Tribune Media Services)
THE STORY
The column addresses circulating rumors that Prince’s Graffiti Bridge is being heavily re-edited because “the story makes no sense.” Producer Arnold Stiefel denies this, stating that the team is simply working on the initial edit. He emphasizes the film’s 18 musical numbers and Prince’s intense personal oversight. The piece also notes that fans will get a first look at the movie’s music in mid-June with the release of the “Thieves In the Temple” single and video.
CONTEXT AND NOTES
This article comes during the post-production phase of Graffiti Bridge, Prince’s second major motion picture. It reflects the high level of public interest and speculation surrounding Prince’s film projects in 1990, following the success of Purple Rain.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Event: Graffiti Bridge film production update Era: 1990 (Graffiti Bridge era) Tone: Defensive / Reassuring Photography: Black & white portrait of Prince Audience: General entertainment readers
WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS
A syndicated Hollywood gossip column addressing rumors about Prince’s Graffiti Bridge film, with quotes from producer Arnold Stiefel and additional notes about upcoming music releases.
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