Bohemian Rhapsody DVD reveals the scene Rami Malek and the cast "was not happy"

Bohemian Rhapsody may have stormed the box office and tidied up the rewards, but that does not mean that there were not a few flops along the way.

The four leaders, however, did not agree with every decision, or rather there were some who were uncertain.

In the Queen Biopic DVD, we hear the legends of Queen Brian May and Roger Taylor in one of the new features.

The pair reveals the decision made by Graham King.

"They were not happy," they said.

But what are they talking about? Live Aid scene, Express reports.

The film includes a long piece showing the four songs performed.

The team built a replica of the Wembley scene for the stage, which was the first thing they filmed.

"Starting production with Live Aid was a folly – it was such a thing to really start in the end …" said King. "They were not happy that Live Aid was the first week of filming because they wanted to get their feet wet and get the most out of it.

"Because of the weather conditions in the UK, we wanted Live Aid to be finished, so when they adopted it and agreed that I did not want to change the schedule, it became" Let's celebrate it. " Let's celebrate. Let's use Live Aid as a way to Celebrate Freddie's life and music. "

May praised the cast: "They plunged into a depth that looked like the maximum performance that they had had to realize right from the start of the shoot, which is difficult, but they failed."

You also see May rebaduring Rami Malek on the set telling him that it was "amazing" while Taylor said that they were "thrilled".

Rami Malek said on the BAFTA red carpet that this experience was a baptism of fire that brought the four people together.

Bohemian Rhapsody is available in digital and download, as well as on DVD and Blu-ray on March 3rd.