New chapter for the Jamie Vardy movie?

[Silva Fox]

Not sure what's happened to the plans for the JV movie but I can't help but think that the events of the past week should be part of the story. Not so much the tragedy of the crash itself although that would inevitably have to be included but the many positive impacts, the tributes, today's performance, the coming together of the city and the football world in general. If tastefully done that could make for an incredibly uplifting story, especially when combined with the original "plot" of the title win and Jamie's own rags to riches story.

[Manwell Pablo]

10 hours ago, Silva Fox said:

Not sure what's happened to the plans for the JV movie but I can't help but think that the events of the past week should be part of the story. Not so much the tragedy of the crash itself although that would inevitably have to be included but the many positive impacts, the tributes, today's performance, the coming together of the city and the football world in general. If tastefully done that could make for an incredibly uplifting story, especially when combined with the original "plot" of the title win and Jamie's own rags to riches story.

 

If it ever happens which I’m not even sure it will as heard nothing for ages, it’d surely end with the PL win.

 

Even then I’m not sure what this would really add to a film about Jamie Vardy.

Edited 4 November 2018 by Manwell Pablo

[WigstonWanderer]

I think a movie about Leicester City, with Vardy’s story intertwined would be a better watch. With everything that’s happened with this club over the last decade or more, fact is truly stranger than fiction.

[urban.spaceman]

Yeah nothings really been said about it for quite a while. I thought they were waiting for the World Cup to see what happened but again nothing else happened since. If it does get made there’s no way they couldn’t address Vichai. We should probably win a cup to honour him and make it a proper ending. 

[Gamble92]

If we were a film this would be a pretty shitty ending. I'd rather see him go back to a park in Rotherham where he nutmegged his gran tbh

[Manwell Pablo]

8 minutes ago, Gamble92 said:

If we were a film this would be a pretty shitty ending. I'd rather see him go back to a park in Rotherham where he nutmegged his gran tbh

 

It just has nothing to do with Jamie Vardys story.  I know it’s a terrible tradegy that’s rocked everyone at the club, but not everything has to be linked back to it. Tbh just having something at the end saying “in memory of” would be much more fitting than a crude Hollywood reinactment of the vichais final moments anyway.  And like you say, would be a rather out of place bleak moment in what you would think would be a feel good film.

 

 

Edited 4 November 2018 by Manwell Pablo

[Gamble92]

50 minutes ago, Manwell Pablo said:

 

It just has nothing to do with Jamie Vardys story.  I know it’s a terrible tradegy that’s rocked everyone at the club, but not everything has to be linked back to it. Tbh just having something at the end saying “in memory of” would be much more fitting than a crude Hollywood reinactment of the vichais final moments anyway.  And like you say, would be a rather out of place bleak moment in what you would think would be a feel good film.

 

 

Exactly. Anything to do with the last year would be awful anyway.

 

What would happen in the last few minutes? Vardy going home throwing his keys on the fire place telling Mrs big bollocks to like some tweets cos he isnt in the side at the weekend? 

 

Let's aim for an IMDB rating above 4.0 lads. Anyway a film would be pony

[Ric Flair]

1 hour ago, WigstonWanderer said:

I think a movie about Leicester City, with Vardy’s story intertwined would be a better watch. With everything that’s happened with this club over the last decade or more, fact is truly stranger than fiction.

There will be a film made about us one day, I'd be amazed if not but itll be several years or more before then. There's bound to be a Vardy one, itll probably be crap but there'll be one.

[Countryfox]

1 hour ago, Manwell Pablo said:

 

It just has nothing to do with Jamie Vardys story.  I know it’s a terrible tradegy that’s rocked everyone at the club, but not everything has to be linked back to it. Tbh just having something at the end saying “in memory of” would be much more fitting than a crude Hollywood reinactment of the vichais final moments anyway.  And like you say, would be a rather out of place bleak moment in what you would think would be a feel good film.

 

 

 

Spot on ...   the only way to do it.