A New Madonna: The Making of 'Evita'

This documentary delves into the ambitious and often tumultuous production of the 1996 film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical 'Evita'. It chronicles the journey from conception to the screen, highlighting the challenges faced in bringing the story of Eva Perón to life through music and film. The film features extensive interviews with key players, including star Madonna, director Alan Parker, and composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, offering insights into their creative processes and the artistic decisions made.

As a documentary focused on the making of a film, 'A New Madonna: The Making of 'Evita'' received attention primarily within the context of the 'Evita' film's release. It was generally seen as an informative companion piece that provided valuable behind-the-scenes context for the musical's adaptation. Critical commentary often highlighted Madonna's dedication and transformation for the role, as well as the logistical and artistic hurdles overcome during the extensive filming process.

• Provides a fascinating look into the creation of the 'Evita' film.

• Highlights Madonna's commitment and the complex production challenges.

• Offers valuable insights for fans of the musical and the film adaptation.

Google audience: Audience reception for this documentary is primarily found within discussions of the 'Evita' film itself. Viewers often appreciate the documentary for showcasing the dedication of Madonna and the production team, and for offering a glimpse into the making of a high-profile musical film.

None notable (as a documentary companion piece)

The documentary features rare footage of Madonna's early screen tests and discussions about her character research for the role of Eva Perón.