Oasis Documentary Directors on Filming the Brothers’ First Reunion in 15 Years and Why There Wasn’t Much Emotion in the Room: ‘It’s the Gallaghers, It’s Not ‘Dawson’s Creek”
Liam and Noel Gallagher, to perhaps nobody’s surprise, aren’t ones for getting teary-eyed, even when reconciling after well over a decade apart. So say Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, directors of the upcoming Disney+ documentary “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,” speaking to V
The upcoming Disney+ documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger" offers an intimate look at the Gallagher brothers' highly anticipated reunion, and the directors behind the film are giving insight into what it was like to capture this moment. According to Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, the reunion was notably devoid of emotional outpouring, which they attribute to the brothers' straightforward and un sentimental nature.
This comes as no surprise to fans of the notoriously tight-lipped brothers, who have long been known for keeping their personal lives and emotions private. The directors' comments also highlight the brothers' no-nonsense approach to their reunion, which was more about getting back to music than rehashing past dramas. This approach is in line with Oasis's reputation for being a band that lets their music do the talking, rather than relying on emotional displays or public declarations.
As the documentary prepares to hit Disney+, fans will be eager to see how the reunion plays out on screen. With the brothers' history of creative tension and personal conflict, it's likely that the film will offer a fascinating look at the dynamics between Liam and Noel. Keep an eye out for how the documentary explores the band's legacy and the impact of their reunion on their music and fans – and whether the brothers' on-screen chemistry will translate to a new era of Oasis music.
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