Superstars: The Extended Version

Love this doc. I watched Jesus Christ Superstar when I was a kid and several times over the years so I'm familiar with the characters. But the doc was like sitting at a family reunion, listening to some great stories. Yvonne is still beautiful, Josh Mostel is still funny, and Ted Neeley still has that humble, serene quality. Totally enjoyed this.

This film is a real look at the making of this beloved classic. Long time fans as well as those new to the JCS phenom will see the stars now and then and remember those who have passed. Defiantly worth the watch !

I have to say that the trailer is misleading for a complete different thing. Semi-amateur/professional documentation, mostly of memories and interviews - More of a tribute than a real actual 'making of' the film. Interesting to watch, very moving and heartfully insight from the people who are/were part of this. Since it's a worldwide streaming, (at least English) subtitles would be much appreciated. Still, precious it is.

I usually watch Jesus Christ Superstar on repeat over Easter weekend, but this year it was Superstars: The Extended Version. The new photos, the reunion interviews, the behind-the-scenes insights--it's truly a treasure trove for JCS SuperFans! THANK YOU to the JCS team for this gift.

If you're a JCS fan, you will love this. Although it doesn't include songs from the film (you can play that anytime you want), it's a close-up look at the making of the film and what it meant to them. Most of all, it's great to see everyone together again. Ted Neeley, Yvonne Elliman, Bob Bingham, Larry Marshall, Kurt Yaghijian, Josh Mostel and the late great Barry Dennen. You can feel the love there is among these people, and Carl Anderson is with them in spirit as they have his picture during the Q&A prominent for all to remember him, and a segment honoring him towards the end. Most of all, the words from Norman Jewison and the cast telling us stories of the making of the movie caps this film with wonderful tales. No doubt Jewison is a genius. Yvonne Elliman graces us with a little of her beautiful voice, still strong and vibrant after all these years, and the talented Ted Neeley pulls it all together with just his presence and his unbounding love for all, and his appreciation for the film that defined his career. This is a must see for lovers of music and film.