Most filmmakers who'd dare to set their movie during the rock n' roll revolution of the late '60s are likely to find themselves in trouble when it comes time to clear all of that Beatles and Stones music. But when you've got "Little" Steven Van Zandt signed on as an executive producer, pulling together (and making the right deals) for all the songs becomes simpler.
That was one of the revelations dished out by writer/director David Chase at a special screening and Q&A for his forthcoming film-directorial debut, "Not Fade Away," on Tuesday night, which kicked off this week's Billboard/Hollywood Reporter Film & TV Conference.
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