Today’s daily Aloha features the musical stylings of Colonel “Fingers” Lacy (Danny McBride) and General Dixon (Alec Baldwin) at an officer’s Holiday party. While Aloha takes place around the Holidays, we are very happy that you will be seeing it in late May.
A new addition to the Journalism archives today as Cameron chats with The Marshall Tucker Band for the February, 1974 issue of Circular magazine…
The Marshall Tucker Band Is Helping Make the World Safe for Southern Bands
A New Life From the Pride of Spartanburg, South Carolina
Quite simply, A New Life is as fine an album as any band could hope to have under its belt. The Marshall Tucker Band, on the heels of a solid year of extensive roadwork, has come up with the quintessential follow-up to its a superb debut album of last year.
“The material is really great,” says the man who should know, composer-guitarist Toy Caldwell. “It represents more of what the band sounds like today. We’ve gotten a bit more polished with all the touring we’ve done in the time between this album and the first one. The musicianship is better and the tunes are much more suited to the stage.”
Like The Allman Brothers Band before them, The Marshall Tucker Band has managed to overcome major obstacles in achieving its notoriety as one of the South’s biggest groups.
Your daily Aloha fix comes courtesy of Tracy Woodside (Rachel McAdams) and her son, Mitchell (Jaeden Lieberher). Mitchell is very curious and carries his camera with him everywhere. He’s very perceptive and loves the Hawaiian narrative/mythology.
Today’s daily Aloha features the silent conversation between John “Woody” Woodside (John Krasinksi) and Brian Gilcrest (Bradley Cooper). Enough said!
For your daily Aloha viewing pleasure is a brand new image from the film as Brian Gilcrest (Bradley Cooper) meets with Carson Welch (Bill Murray).
Today’s blast of Aloha comes courtesy of Captain Allison Ng (Emma Stone) as she gives the Shaka sign while sitting in a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor. Emma was the first civilian to sit inside the cockpit of these majestic F22s. She is sworn to secrecy on what she saw…
Of course that’s the one and only Alec Baldwin as General Dixon in Aloha. As you recall, Alec also worked with Cameron on Elizabethtown back in 2005. I’ll be posting a variety of Aloha pictures each day leading up to the film’s release on May 29th.
Cameron shared this behind the scenes photo yesterday via Twitter. It’s a Bradley Cooper taken photo with his leading ladies Emma Stone and Rachel McAdams during rehearsals for Aloha in Honolulu.
