On Tuesday July 8, Netflix abandoned a video of Fergie reinventing the clip of his successful song of 2006, London Bridge. The video, Rehot in England as a promotion for the singer’s next Netflix program, Too much, The present alongside Megan Stalter.
Per People Magazine, Fergie’s clip London Bridge was originally filmed on Tower Bridge in London.
Netflix’s redesigned clip opens in the streets of London, after Stalter left a car and stumbles while walking, like the Pump it The singer gives her a hand. While the duo crosses the London bridge, notes Stalter,
“God, is it the bridge that everyone makes a big noise? It smells like **!”
Fergie replies saying, “Yes, now you see why we did not shoot here originally.”
The video then shows a return from the original song of 2006, with the Tower Bridge. Further in the Netflix video, the Glamorous The singer is dressed in a painted corset dress like the flag of England.
The video has been published on Fergie’s Youtube channel 6 p.m. and amassed more than 132,000 views and 16K Lik so far.
Fergie talks about the connection she felt with Megan Stalter Too much
According to a press release shared after the revival of London Bridge Video, Fergie recalled his own experiences when filming the original clip of the song in the 2000s.
The singer said:
“As an American girl who had her own adventures in London during the shooting of the video of” London Bridge “, I instantly felt a link with this project.”
Fergie also told Dunham saying that London Bridge It was the only song that was suitable for the introduction of its next Netflix series, saying that it made it feel “honored”. She continued saying:
“I loved this idea, and I loved it – especially at this moment of my life – being a little more disorderly, a little more clumsy and having fun with life.”
Megan Stalter opens on Fangirling on Lena Dunham
In an interview with The Guardian (published on July 8), Megan Stalter explained how she panicked when Lena Dunham approached her for the first time about “a project” via Instagram DMS. Saying that she lost her head after reading Dunham’s text, the actor admitted:
“I am not a celebrity person. I don’t have to be on people – but with Lena, it’s a creative genius; I am such a girl of girls and I always felt so connected to her.”
Stalter continued by saying that even before knowing more about the Dunham project, she was certain that she would say “yes” on the occasion.
Then, speaking of his character in the next Netflix comedy, Megan mentions Jessica, who crosses “a truly horrible break” at the opening of the show. She adds that her previous partner made her feel that she was “too much” in the wrong direction, which prompted her move to London. Megan added,
“(In London), she falls in love with someone new enough who accepts who she is and, when she is surrounded by people who appreciate her, realizes that she is yes, a little very, in a great way.”
Megan Stalter-Starrer Too much should fall on Netflix on Thursday, July 10.
Edited by Divya Singh
