Director Bradley Cooper promotes 'A Star Is Born' on 'Good Morning America'
Sept 15, 2018 13:05:18 GMT
Post by petrolino on Sept 15, 2018 13:05:18 GMT
Bradley Cooper has opened up about the 18 months of vigorous voice training he's recently put himself through. As director and co-producer of the fourth big screen version of 'A Star Is Born', Bradley Cooper's handed out no favours to his leading man, who just happens to be himself! Cooper's joined by his co-stars Sam Elliott and Stefani Germanotta for this interview and their chemistry is whizzing. Cooper's gruff tones are being compared to those of growling New Jersey Boss, Bruce Springsteen. Stand-up comedians Dave Chappelle and Andrew Dice Clay take supporting roles.
"The live-and-die-with-the-team sports fanaticism adds a rich layer of character to the community. Philadelphia isn't alone—craziness about sports is universal—but Eagles fans have developed a reputation for a certain passion and, occasionally, enormously inappropriate behavior. Eagles fans notoriously threw snowballs at a Santa Claus during a 1968 game because they were displeased with the team's coach and owner. It's also true that a municipal judge began working at the team's former venue, Veterans Stadium, to deal with rowdy fans arrested during games. Most fans aren't dangerous, of course, just desperate and maybe bitter, after decades of disappointment."
- Don Steinberg (of 'The Wall Street Journal'), 'The Universal Lunacy Of Sports Fans'
Super Eagle Bradley Cooper celebrates the Philadelphia Eagles (winners of 4 NFL Championships) being No. 1 in America
Robert De Niro in 'Silver Linings Playbook'
Philadelphia Sports Fan Tina Fey
'Good Morning America'
