Jeremy Jordan and Jay Pharoah chat about their new movie 'Spinning Gold'

Are you a fan of biopics? If so, you’ll definitely want to hear about the upcoming film “Spinning Gold.” In a recent interview, actors Jeremy Jordan and Jay Pharoah discussed their experiences with the film and what audiences can expect from it.

“Spinning Gold” tells the story of Neil Bogart, the “father of disco,” and founder of Casablanca Records. The film covers his rise in the music industry, the artists he worked with, and his eventual passing. Jeremy Jordan plays Bogart, while Jay Pharoah portrays Parliament-Funkadelic leader George Clinton.

Pharoah shared that the film will touch on Bogart’s impact on the music industry, specifically his role in signing artists such as Donna Summer and KISS. Jordan added that the film will be a celebration of music, as well as a look at the 70s era.

Both actors were excited to talk about their roles and share their experiences working on “Spinning Gold.” They praised the film’s director, Mark Gill, and shared how impressed they were with his knowledge of the music industry during that time.

As a writer and music enthusiast, I find the premise of “Spinning Gold” captivating. Biographical films are not only entertaining, but they also provide valuable insights into history and the people who shaped it. It’s fascinating to learn more about the figures behind the music that defined an era.

Overall, “Spinning Gold” promises to be a must-watch for music lovers and movie buffs alike. We can’t wait for its release and to experience firsthand the story of Neil Bogart and the legacy he left behind.