Recently, the operator of the film "Court of Chicago Seven" Fidon Papamichal gave an interview with Collider, in which he touched on many topics, including one of his upcoming projects, namely, a biographical film about the musician and poet Bob Dilan, who in 2016 was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature . According to Papamaykla, in a pandemic, work on this film is almost impossible, because it includes a lot of scenes in small clubs. In this regard, the shooting had to postpone until better times.
The upcoming Bayopic was called Going Electric, and the book "Transition of Bob Dilan to Electrodes", the author of which is the guitarist Elija Wald. The project was announced at the beginning of 2020, and the role of Dylan went to Timothy Shalam ("call me with your own name," "Rainy Day in New York", "Dune"). To organically look at Dylan, the actor began to learn the game on acoustic and electric guitars.
According to Papamike, the director Going Electric will be James Mangold. This duet works together for more than one year, removing such pictures as "cross the line", "train to Yumu" and "Ford against Ferrari". In addition, now Mangold and Papamikek are engaged in the development of Indiana Jones 5.