Chris Cornell’s film ‘Black Days’ is ‘neither sanctioned nor approved’ by his estate

A representative of the Chris Cornell Estate says the recently announced film, “Black days”, based on real events in the last days of the life of the SOUND GARDEN singer, is “neither sanctioned nor approved by the succession”. The rep added in a statement to Pitchfork: “No one contacted the domain for information.”

Run by a Los Angeles-based film production company AmeriFilms LLC, “Black days” will be the star John holiday (“Walk the line”, CMTof “Sun Records”).

Turning for “Black days” should start the first week of October.

Chris Cornell was found hanged in his room at the MGM Grand Detroit hotel in May 2017, following a SOUND GARDEN show at the town’s Fox Theater. His body was found shortly after speaking in a “scrambled” voice to his wife, Vicky Cornell, by telephone. The death was characterized as suicide.

But his family questioned the medical examiner’s decision, saying he had a prescription for Ativan and that a dosage higher than recommended could have caused him to have suicidal thoughts.

Cornell was honored at a tribute concert called “I am the highway: a tribute to Chris Cornell” in January 2019 at the Inglewood, California Forum.

In addition to SOUND GARDEN, Cornell found success with other projects including AUDIOSLAVE, DOG TEMPLE as well as solo albums.

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