The Buddy Holly Story at Cultural Center
The Buddy Holly Story
PS Cultural Center Presents
In the Historic Camelot Theatre:
-BACKSTAGE PASS-
A BIO PIC FILM SERIES
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5 INDISPENSABLE MUSIC BIOPICS
On the BIG SCREEN and in Air-Conditioned Comfort
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6/30 – The Buddy Holly Story (1978) Steve Rash (113 mins.)
It’s Gary Busey! That is almost all you need to know. It is also an extremely good biopic that doesn’t get the love it deserves. The music is great, the performances (Busey in particular) are top-notch. And it documents several monumental moments in American pop history just as that history was shifting.
“Hey, I like Elvis fine…! But I’M Buddy Holly!”
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In the Historic Camelot Theatre:
-BACKSTAGE PASS-
A BIO PIC FILM SERIES
***
5 INDISPENSABLE MUSIC BIOPICS
On the BIG SCREEN and in Air-Conditioned Comfort
***
6/30 – The Buddy Holly Story (1978) Steve Rash (113 mins.)
It’s Gary Busey! That is almost all you need to know. It is also an extremely good biopic that doesn’t get the love it deserves. The music is great, the performances (Busey in particular) are top-notch. And it documents several monumental moments in American pop history just as that history was shifting.
“Hey, I like Elvis fine…! But I’M Buddy Holly!”
PS Cultural Center Presents
In the Historic Camelot Theatre:
-BACKSTAGE PASS-
A BIO PIC FILM SERIES
***
5 INDISPENSABLE MUSIC BIOPICS
On the BIG SCREEN and in Air-Conditioned Comfort
***
6/30 – The Buddy Holly Story (1978) Steve Rash (113 mins.)
It’s Gary Busey! That is almost all you need to know. It is also an extremely good biopic that doesn’t get the love it deserves. The music is great, the performances (Busey in particular) are top-notch. And it documents several monumental moments in American pop history just as that history was shifting.
“Hey, I like Elvis fine…! But I’M Buddy Holly!”
In the Historic Camelot Theatre:
-BACKSTAGE PASS-
A BIO PIC FILM SERIES
***
5 INDISPENSABLE MUSIC BIOPICS
On the BIG SCREEN and in Air-Conditioned Comfort
***
6/30 – The Buddy Holly Story (1978) Steve Rash (113 mins.)
It’s Gary Busey! That is almost all you need to know. It is also an extremely good biopic that doesn’t get the love it deserves. The music is great, the performances (Busey in particular) are top-notch. And it documents several monumental moments in American pop history just as that history was shifting.
“Hey, I like Elvis fine…! But I’M Buddy Holly!”
The Buddy Holly Story
PS Cultural Center Presents
In the Historic Camelot Theatre:
-BACKSTAGE PASS-
A BIO PIC FILM SERIES
***
5 INDISPENSABLE MUSIC BIOPICS
On the BIG SCREEN and in Air-Conditioned Comfort
***
6/30 – The Buddy Holly Story (1978) Steve Rash (113 mins.)
It’s Gary Busey! That is almost all you need to know. It is also an extremely good biopic that doesn’t get the love it deserves. The music is great, the performances (Busey in particular) are top-notch. And it documents several monumental moments in American pop history just as that history was shifting.
“Hey, I like Elvis fine…! But I’M Buddy Holly!”
