‘Melania' Film Producer Says 3 Iconic Artists Denied Song Rights Over Donald Trump Ties
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One late iconic musician's rep said the artist "would never want his song associated with Donald Trump," said Marc Beckman.
A producer on first lady Melania Trump’s $75 million, critically panned documentary “Melania” has revealed which major music artists refused to allow their songs to appear in the film.
Guns N’ Roses, Grace Jones and the estate of Prince all rejected requests for their music to be used in the movie, longtime Trump adviser Marc Beckman told Variety in a lengthy interview published on Monday.
Read the full interview on Variety.
According to Beckman, the “guys from Guns N’ Roses split down the middle politically,” with one giving permission and the other declining.
“We needed everybody’s approval to get it in the film,” he said. “So Guns N’ Roses was definitely a disappointment for us; we all have a lot of respect for Guns N’ Roses.”
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