Noel and Liam Gallagher are reportedly aiming to achieve success at the Oscars with their upcoming concert film. Earlier this year, the brothers embarked on a reunion tour for Oasis after years of conflicts between them.
The duo now has aspirations to secure an Oscar or a BAFTA as they venture into the world of filmmaking. A documentary capturing their reunion tour is in the works, promising to showcase exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
Magna Studios is the production house behind the documentary, which will spotlight the poignant moment when Noel and Liam reunited. Speculation suggests that the brothers believe they stand a chance to win the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature Film and a similar honor at the Baftas.
While the release date of the film remains undisclosed, it must hit screens by March next year to be eligible for the 2027 Oscar nominations.
According to The Sun, a source revealed, “This film has documented music history with incredible footage. The off-stage drama, chronicling the beginnings of their reunion, rivals any Hollywood blockbuster. The brothers are revealing a side of themselves never seen before, making it a deeply emotional journey for both them and their fans. The studio is now strategizing the steps required for the movie to compete for these prestigious awards.”
In other news, Oasis recently paid a heartfelt tribute to their guitarist Bonehead, who had to withdraw from the upcoming leg of their world comeback tour as he battles cancer once again. Bonehead, who previously overcame tonsil cancer in 2022, is anticipated to rejoin the band for their grand shows in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil next month.
To ensure Bonehead remains part of the tour, Liam and Noel included a cardboard cutout of him on the road with them. Bonehead, approving of the gesture, posted on his Instagram account, “Play it loud Amigos.”
In a statement addressing Bonehead’s illness, the Gallagher brothers conveyed, “Wishing you all the best with your treatment Bonehead – we’ll see you back on stage in South America.”
A source close to Oasis informed the Mirror, “The band has been aware of Bonehead’s diagnosis from the start and fully supports him. While they wanted him on the tour, Liam and Noel prioritized his health. Although Bonehead might miss a few dates, there are plans for a replacement on rhythm guitar for those shows.”
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