Here’s a video and a text-format interview about ‘Lost Transmissions’, which just came out last week. In the video, Juno talks first, until the 04:35 minute mark, then comes Katherine O’Brien, director of the movie. Following the More tag, you can read other thoughts from Ms. Temple regarding this work of hers:
The second trailer for ‘Lost Transmissions’ has landed:
Also a lucky guy met Juno at the recent premiere of the aforementioned movie:
Interestingly the second trailer features almost no Alexandra Daddario, and it recieved way less exposure… Screencaps from it + HQ pics from the premiere will be added soon!
Here’s the first trailer for Juno’s next movie, ‘Lost Transmissions’:
I don’t like the fact that it’s advertised with Alexandra Daddario, despite the fact that she’s obviously just there for the eyecandy value, and doesn’t really serve any purpose real purpose in the story… Screencaps from the video will come soon!
The video published last time is about 80% Juno, she barely lets anyone else talk:) So here are the screencaps from it:
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High quality pictures from this event will come soon!
‘Little Birds (Series)’ (not to be confused with ‘Little Birds’, an earlier movie of Ms. Temple) had it’s launch event in London, earlier this week. First there’ll be some pics taken by a professional photographer present at the site; then two photos from Yumna Marwan, Juno’s co-star; followed by a small video, where they talk about this project; and at the end, a synopsis of the upcoming miniseries (six episodes, each 60 minutes long):
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The celebration continues, in this post we’re showing some Juno-inspired music, that you’d probably never heard (of:))!
The first one is “Juno T’s Sailor Pipes” by Martin Thomas Smyczek II. It’s a nice instrumental song, but since it’s not available on YouTube, here’s the link to the artist’s webpage, where you can listen to this song, and many more:
Juno T’s Sailor Pipes (second in the list)
The second is another instrumental piece, Timmy Holiday’s “Juno”. It’s less than 2 minutes, very calming:
The third has lyrics, it’s a more amateur kind of work, and it’s clearly inspired by ‘Year One’, this is “Juno Temple” by Stickasaurus:
There’s a fourth song, but sadly it’s not available to the public anymore. I have it, and it’s called “The Juno Temple Song”, but the artist’s name has been lost through the years. It’s very similar to the third one, except it’s more quiet, and it’s only partially inspired by ‘Year One’, it’s more based on ‘Dirty Girl’.
We hope you’ll enjoy these songs, and if you know about any other music that was inspired by Ms. Temple, don’t hesitate to Tweet it to us!
