Bohemian Rhapsody: Brian May was "concerned about some things" before the first cuts

It's no secret that Queen wanted Bohemian Rhapsody to do justice to their story – especially as to how the story of Freddie Mercury was told.

It took 10 years for the film to go on the big screen, with a multitude of problems – from Bryan Singer to director and Sacha Baron Cohen leaving the project, he was to play the role of Mercury, but left on "differences artistic. "

Fortunately, the film continued to prove that Brian May and Roger Taylor were right to stay true to their guns, bring them back to the box office and win prizes.

Now, May and Taylor have talked about their first reservations.

Sending to Deadline, both people were asked to comment on how they felt when they worked on the film, how they reacted by seeing the dailies and the film.

May said, "Too much to say, actually … Roger and I have been concerned about some things … and we have been involved in many discussions after witnessing dark cuts."

Their fears were appeased soon after.

"But when we finally saw the approximate badembly of the entire film," he said. "And sitting with our partners for the first time, we all had an uncontrollable emotion, far beyond our expectations, even though we had seen everything grow before our eyes.

Taylor added, "So many things were scary and close to real strange feelings!"

Bohemian Rhapsody has clearly paid off, he is approaching the billion dollar mark and Rami Malek is ready for an Oscar for his role as Mercury.

Queen will play with Adam Lambert at the February 24 ceremony, when we will know if the film will win the coveted Best Film Award.

Bohemian Rhapsody was released on DVD on March 4th.