Watch Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman Record ‘Cherry, Cherry’ (Exclusive)
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In an exciting development, Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman have been captured on video recording the iconic song ‘Cherry, Cherry’. The exclusive clip was debuted by PEOPLE, showcasing the two talented actors in action. As the pair joined forces for the soundtrack of the upcoming film ‘Song Sung Blue’, fans were delighted to witness their collaboration.
The behind-the-scenes clip revealed Hudson and Jackman immersing themselves in the recording studio to bring new life to the beloved hit by Neil Diamond. In the video, Hudson, taking on the role of Claire Sardina, and Jackman, portraying Mike Sardina, seamlessly transition from their film characters to their authentic selves in the studio. A standout moment occurs when Hudson requests a redo of the “baby loves me” segment, to which Jackman readily agrees, showcasing their dedication to perfection.
Amidst the recording session, viewers witness the dynamic duo exchanging lines and enjoying the process, culminating in a heartwarming moment where they share smiles and a high-five. The official soundtrack for ‘Song Sung Blue’, featuring all the cast vocal versions of the film’s songs, was released on December 19th, adding to the anticipation surrounding the film’s debut.
Scott Bomer, the executive producer of the soundtrack and composer of the film score, expressed the joy experienced during the music production. Specifically, he highlighted the adaptation of ‘Cherry, Cherry’ as a pivotal moment in the soundtrack creation process. Bomer shared insights into the inclusion of additional instruments in the soundtrack version to enhance the song’s impact, demonstrating a meticulous attention to detail in the musical arrangement.
‘Song Sung Blue’, slated for release on Christmas Day, illuminates the journey of a real-life couple from Milwaukee who form a tribute band to Neil Diamond, named Lightning & Thunder. Based on Greg Kohs’ 2008 documentary of the same name, the film, written and directed by Craig Brewer, promises to inspire audiences with its tale of late-blooming love and pursuing dreams against all odds.
In a recent interview at the Gotham Awards, Hudson and Jackman reflected on their experience working together, highlighting the invaluable lessons they gleaned from one another. Hudson praised Jackman’s ability to connect with others, emphasizing the profound impact of genuine connections, while Jackman credited Hudson with enhancing his approach to acting on film, blending preparation with instinct in a masterful way.
As excitement mounts for the release of ‘Song Sung Blue’, fans eagerly await the opportunity to witness Hudson and Jackman’s on-screen chemistry and musical talents bring this captivating story to life. Stay tuned for the film’s premiere and immerse yourself in the heartfelt journey of love, music, and the enduring power of dreams.