
The Diceman Cometh To CGI: Andrew Dice Clay Joins Benny Safdie's 'Lizard Music'
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Benny Safdie is a filmmaker, director, and producer working on narrative feature films and music projects. He has established creative partnerships with high-profile actors and acclaimed directors.
Safdie is the director of Lizard Music, a live-action and CGI hybrid feature film for Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists. The film stars Dwayne Johnson, who undergoes five hours of makeup daily to portray a 70-year-old man, alongside Alicia Silverstone and Andrew Dice Clay. Lizard Music represents Safdie's second creative project with Johnson, following their work on the feature film The Smashing Machine.
As a producer, Safdie partnered with director Paul Thomas Anderson on Live At Carnegie Hall. The concert film captures a solo performance by Geese frontman Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall's Isaac Stern Auditorium and secured distribution through MUBI.
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Dwayne Johnson detailed his daily five-hour prosthetic routine for his role in Safdie's film Lizard Music.
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Details were set for the concert film Live At Carnegie Hall, which Safdie produced alongside director Paul Thomas Anderson.
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Andrew Dice Clay joined the voice cast of Benny Safdie's hybrid feature Lizard Music.
The Diceman Cometh To CGI: Andrew Dice Clay Joins Benny Safdie's 'Lizard Music'Lizard Music is a live-action and CGI hybrid film directed by Benny Safdie for Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists, starring Dwayne Johnson, Alicia Silverstone, and Andrew Dice Clay.
Yes, Lizard Music marks their second creative partnership following their work together on The Smashing Machine.
Safdie served as a producer on Live At Carnegie Hall, a Cameron Winter concert film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.