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Keys hits the right notes in “Bees” and “Bond”
Transitioning from the music to the movie business is never easy for any artiste (although it's inherently easier than going from movies to music), but when the right role conies along it can dramatically biTangfe tarters. And after her performance in "The Secret Life of Bees," Alicia Keys may have joined a select group of musicians such as Will Smith and Barbra Streisand who became true crossover superstars by forging legit movie careers.
"I am very excited about this film. Yesterday I was jumping off the walls like a crazy person. I'm just really proud of it," Keys said
the day after the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of "Bees."
Based on the novel by Sue Monk Kidd, "Bees" tells the story of Lily (Dakota Fanning), a young, girl tn 1964 South Carolina who runs away from her father to try to discover the truth about her long-lost mother. Her journey takes her to the three Boatwright sisters, August (Queen Latifah), May (Sophie Okonedo) and June (Alicia Keys), who run a honeymaking business and, as you'd expect, have a lot of life lessons to share. As June, Keys plays the most sceptical and guarded sister.
She doesn't initially trust Lily and is full of her own issues, such as being fearful of marrying her loyal boyfriend Neil (Nate Parker from "The Great Debaters"). Keys said lune is yery.spccial4o.her and a part she needed'to play at that " time in herlife.
"A lot of her thoughts are my thoughts in a lot of ways, but obviously she's even more extreme in her protection for her family and herself, and that was a very interesting thing to discover about myself," Keys says.
A long-time fan of the book who literally begged Fox Searchlight and director Gina Prince-Bythewood ("Love & Basketball') to cast her in the movie adaptation. Keys thinks the finished product is so moving because viewers can see their own lives within the iconic characters. She notes, "No matter if you are a man or a woman or if you are black or if you are white or however you were raised, whatever religion, it's about this general feeling of the human experience... and how you find yourself through it all."
Her own superb performance in the film has proved that Keys has much more than the limited range she needed to play a hired gun in "Smokin’ Aces" or Scarlett Johansson's best friend in The Nanny Diaries." In fact, she's already lined up a follow-up project that she wouldn’t reveal after her current tour winds down this December.
Keys ended up speaking to the press much earlier in the day than her "Bees’ co-stars because her afternoon and night would be spent shooting the music video for, "Another Way to Die," the title song for the new James Bond film
Quantum of Solace.’ She teamed up with the White Stripes' Jack White to pen and record the duet, and had just approved the piano she would be using in the videojajer that day before beginning the-interview. She also admits she got a sneak peek of the movie a few days before and described it as "off the chain."
"The movie starts with this crazy car chase scene and it’s bananas. (Then) it starts with the song and it's just perfect. Perfect," Keys exclaims.
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