A hidden glimpse of life within the bubble of the early days of The Police is coming on May 31st, with the re-release of drummer Stewart Copeland's 2006 documentary on the band, Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out. The digitally remastered fan favorite will be released on DVD, Blu-ray, and digital platforms.
Showcasing one-of-a-kind footage shot by Copeland -- both on and off the stage -- Everyone Stares features "an insider’s view on touring with fellow band members Sting and Andy Summers, with the film capturing the reaction of adoring fans worldwide at a pivotal moment in the band’s career. . . The film is scored using rare live performances and studio 'derangements' of classic Police songs. Bonus features include over 20 minutes of extra footage and commentary by Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland."
Meanwhile, Stewart Copeland has interviewed Sting for a new BBC documentary that’s part of a project called What Is Music And Why? Copeland shed light on what his chat with his former bandmate was about, telling Music-News.com: "(I talked to) Sting for two hours, like we’ve never had before. We would argue about this particular song, but not music in general. I’m talking to Patti Smith, Bobby McFerrin, Francis Ford Coppola and how he uses music in film."
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