Far Out: "Zack Snyder on his time working with Morrissey: 'I had a great experience, but he ghosted me'" (August 27, 2023)

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Zack Snyder on his time working with Morrissey: 'I had a great experience, but he ghosted me'

Excerpt:

"And yet their worlds collided in the 1990s, creating one of the most unexpected yet intriguing crossovers in media history. In 1992, Snyder directed the video for Morrissey’s ‘Tomorrow’, which would eventually feature on the Your Arsenal album that same year. Decades later, as a Hollywood heavyweight, Snyder spoke with Esquire magazine about that strange early collaboration."

Zack Snyder on his time working with Morrissey

They seem poles apart and yet, back in the 1990s, director Zack Snyder and the infamous former lead man of The Smiths, Morrissey, worked on a project together.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

(old source interview below).
FWD.

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Related item:

• Zack Snyder's recollection of making "Tomorrow" promo video - May 24, 2021

 

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Far Out are using a 2021 Esquire interview to source the above article.
You can view said here:

Zack Snyder's recollection of making "Tomorrow" promo video

Zack Snyder is interviewed in the new issue of Esquire magazine and is asked about Moz since he of course directed the fantastic “Tomorrow” music video: ESQ: I have to ask you an aside question, since you mentioned hand-held camera work. You directed that old 1994 Morrissey video for...

www.morrissey-solo.com

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Zack Snyder Tells Us Where Zombie Babies Come From in 'Army of the Dead'

The director of the Netflix films weighs in on undead nudity, a possible sequel, and his days working with Morrissey.

www.esquire.com

 

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Another happy collaboration, with the door remaining open. Far Out folk finally seem to be starting to deal with the artist more than trying to stoke strife based on a few remarks he made in the past. For example, this look at Shoplifters stays within acceptable bounds too, for the most part - https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-smiths-song-morrissey-said-was-spiritual-shoplifting/