That footage has been floating around since they started filming. The Rock Video footage is taken from early rehearsals - acting and music rehearsals - which is pretty common in music biopics. Considering the tragedy that became the project, I doubt you will ever see much more. I doubt there even is much more to see.

The idea of William Hurt as Gregg Allman still makes me laugh. He looks like a wizard.

I believe this film got sued out of existence before it ever left the starting gate. I think the producer tried to cut some corners that lead to catastrophe. No need to rehash all that.

I love William Hurt, but he appeared more like Gandalf than Gregg. The "band" in the shots within the video just don't work for me, either. The Duane character is Wyatt Russell from "Lodge 49". I believe he's the offspring of Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn? That would make him "Penny Lane"'s brother?

I live in the region where the film was being produced. I actually tried to get on the crew - also tried to get in as an extra.

I am ... almost glad the film got canned -certainly not under the circumstances. I think a film about the Allman Brother's Band would be a more interesting vehicle.

I am ... almost glad the film got canned -certainly not under the circumstances. I think a film about the Allman Brother's Band would be a more interesting vehicle.

Agree. Speaking just to the film and not the tragedy, it did not look like it was going to be very good, especially when you look at the same director's CBGB movie. Focusing on Gregg didn't really keep in the spirit of the band.

Thank you for commenting! I kinda figured there wouldn't be anything else to this movie, but it never hurts to ask.

Though I was interested in this rock video thing, I have to admit the rest of the movie did not appeal to me. I love Gregg, but I'd much rather have a movie or even a TV series about the entire band. It doesn't help that the reasoning for the cancellation was so tragic. That makes this movie less appealing.

William Hurt and Wyatt Russell are both good actors, but they're kinda weird choices for Gregg and Duane.(At least from what I can see.) I can't even find out who the other actors are.

I hope one day we'll get a cool biopic movie/show about ABB. Their story is really interesting and it's worth telling.

I believe this film got sued out of existence before it ever left the starting gate. I think the producer tried to cut some corners that lead to catastrophe. No need to rehash all that.

I love William Hurt, but he appeared more like Gandalf than Gregg. The "band" in the shots within the video just don't work for me, either. The Duane character is Wyatt Russell from "Lodge 49". I believe he's the offspring of Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn? That would make him "Penny Lane"'s brother?

I live in the region where the film was being produced. I actually tried to get on the crew - also tried to get in as an extra.

I am ... almost glad the film got canned -certainly not under the circumstances. I think a film about the Allman Brother's Band would be a more interesting vehicle.

Yeah, Wyatt Russell is Kurt and Goldie's son. I think he's a pretty good actor, but he just looks weird as Duane. It actually looked like he tried to grow his own mutton chops or something.

This was absolutely fascinating to watch. Not so sure how much interest there would have been n this film if it was completed yet it was compelling to watch.

I did not know this was directed by the person who also directed CBGB. I had beers a couple of weeks ago with John Holmstrom who was involved with the filming of this. His character was in the beginning of the film. I told him how much I disliked the film as I went to CBGB several times and knew rthe scene. He asked me to rewatch it which I did. I disliked it even more than I did when I attempted to watch it the first times,

Final thoughts and observations: some of the footage with the "band" is likely what is called a "proof of concept" VIDEO. This is where the producer shoots some "representative" footage (which will NOT be used in the final product) to illustrate that his/her concept is beyond talk and script treatment.

The other use of this type of pre-production (in this case) was to demonstrate to the insurance companies involved that this was indeed an actual work in progress. This tragedy occurred on day 1 of filming.

@rusty Thank you! A proof of concept makes a lot of sense. I thought maybe it was gonna be a music video or something. I was kinda hoping there'd be more of this out there, but that's ok. I'm glad I asked about it.