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Set Pics From The Amy Winehouse Biopic Have Dropped Fans Are Fuming At The Casting Choice

Amy Winehouse Marisa Abela

Another year, another biopic of a woman who was exploited and abused in life and now in death, too. New set pictures have dropped from the set of Back to Black, the Amy Winehouse

Marisa Abela

Marisa Abela and Eddie Marsan on the set of upcoming Amy Winehouse biopic, 'Back to Black.' https://t.co/V8AucJvM5q
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) January 16, 2023

Ana de ArmasMarilyn MonroeTaylor SwiftSopranosEastenders

this looks like a parody Amy from ‘Scary Movie’ segment or sumn
— ivy (@kimdommy) January 16, 2023

oh so now we just be doing biopics of legendary artists with whoever we see available? hollywood should return to making reboots
— fian (@mrfbno) January 16, 2023

Sam Taylor-Johnsonyes, that one Diet Prada Instagram post

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