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It's part of YouTube's "American Express Unstaged" series, and Oldman's following in some prestigious footsteps: the scheme's already seen Terry Gilliam film an Arcade Fire show, Spike Lee helm a John Legend & The Roots gig, David Lynch do Duran Duran, and Todd Haynes shoot My Morning Jacket. It's pretty hallowed company, and a testament to Oldman's skills behind the camera. Hopefully this is the first step in a return to full-blown directing for the actor. You'll be able to watch the show live at 9PM Eastern on April 27th. In the meantime, you can watch the video for White's single "Sixteen Saltines," as featured in our Videodrome feature last week.
2 Comments
kriemer | April 18, 2012 11:38 PM
Can't wait to buy Blunderbus! Jack White is the perfect choice to kick off the UNSTAGED series this year. The trailer for it looks fantastic...
http://www.youtube.com/JackwhiteVEVO
tyrannosaurus max | April 16, 2012 11:58 AM
The music video wishes it was by Harmony Korine. The song wishes it was by the Raconteurs....Will Jack White ever stop writing the same song over and over again?