Based on the bestseller novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid, the series is causing furor in the Prime Video catalog.
Prime video is characterized by having one of the catalogs Better valued by critics, and recently added a series set in the ’70 that captivated the public. “Everyone wants Daisy Jones” It has 10 chapters and perfectly mix music, drama and romance. It was created by Scott Neustadter and Michael H Weber.
It lasts approximately 48 to 64 minutes per chapter and was produced by companies such as Hello Sunshine, Circle of Confusion and Amazon Studios. It premiered on March 3, 2023, and although it is based on a bestseller novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid, it is not a real biography, since the characters and the band are fictitious.
Everyone wants Daisy Jones
What everyone is about wanting Daisy Jones, the success of Prime Video
The plot places its action in Los Angeles, the late 1970s, when the fictitious band Daisy Jones & The Six It is located on the cusp of musical success. Daisy Jones and Billy Dunnevocalists and creators, lead a training that went from playing in local clubs to fill stadiums, promising to be the next great rock icon.
However, the ascent is not free of conflicts: Personal rivalries, overflowing egos, tensions with the manager, the weight of fame, addictions and the pressure of sustaining success They end up tensing the relationship between the band members. One day the rupture happens abruptly, leaving many questions without answers. Decades later, they meet to reveal the truth behind what really happened.
Prime video: everyone’s trailer wants Daisy Jones
Prime video: everyone’s cast wants Daisy Jones
- Riley Keough (Daisy Jones)
- Sam Claflin (Billy Dunne)
- Camila Morrone (Camila Álvarez)
- Suki Waterhouse (Karen Sirko)
- Will Harrison (Graham Dunne)
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