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John Wilson has found his next muse, Harry Styles. After fans spotted Wilson following Styles around with a camera in New York, Variety reported that the two are working together on a new documentary about his Madison Square Garden residency. They’ve reportedly been filming since August, when the residency first began, for Universal Pictures Content Group. UPCG, Peanut World Pictures, and Styles will produce the film. Universal may distribute the film theatrically, but there’s no formal confirmation yet. One concertgoer posted a TikTok photo of themselves being interviewed by Wilson for the documentary, so it looks like it’ll include fan perspectives as well.
Wilson is a beloved documentarian who is able to make ordinary situations lively. His HBO series, How to With John Wilson, would begin with a simple premise, like “How to Remember Your Dreams,” and escalate to following a group of James Cameron’s Avatar enthusiasts. Wilson’s latest project, The History of Concrete, is nominated for four Critics Choice Documentary Awards.
Styles’s MSG residency ends on October 31 on his Harryween show, a perfect possible end for Wilson’s documentary. Quick costume pitch: Styles and Wilson should dress as each other for Halloween.
How to Make a Harry Styles Concert Film, With John Wilson
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