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Director John Wilson is reportedly filming Harry Styles during the singer’s Madison Square Garden shows for a documentary combining live performances and behind-the-scenes stories.
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Harry Styles is being followed by director John Wilson during his 30-show run at New York’s Madison Square Garden for a documentary about his tour, according to *Variety*, which cites two people familiar with the project. The film is expected to combine concert footage with a look behind the scenes of the tour. [1]
Wilson has reportedly been filming Styles since August. One source described the project as bringing together stories from across the tour, including those of Styles, his fans and people working behind the scenes, *Variety* reported.
Universal Pictures Content Group, Peanut World Pictures and Styles are producing the documentary. A cinema release through Universal is possible, one source told *Variety*; no release plans were confirmed in the report.
Styles is due to play his final show in the Madison Square Garden run on 31 October. Earlier this year, his Together, Together tour included 10 performances at Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff ArenA. [1]
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