SPECTOR (2022) Official Trailer | Documentary Series | SHOWTIME

Through the lens of a notorious crime and the media hysteria following the case of Phil Spector, this major four-part documentary series uncovers the hidden layers to tell the story both of Lana Clarkson and the man who was convicted of her murder. Streaming with the Paramount+ with SHOWTIME plan.
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SPECTOR (2022) Official Trailer | Documentary Series | SHOWTIME
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[@hollygolightly7475]

This is a great documentary of a genius who descended into lunacy, a sad ending for both.

[@brianwalsh1401]

I'm thinking Spector already had serious mental health issues before he became a music producer. I think they got worse over time as do mos untreated mental health conditions.

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

I guess the only interview with Ronnie that we'll get is an old one. She died this past January.

[@dukecity7688]

Good. He died in jail. The last place he wanted to be. Creep

[@darrylskylar8757]

🙏🤍🕊

[@ckotcher1]

She stopped doing interviews about Phil a long time ago anyway.

[@konowd]

It’s real easy to be a tough guy bully when you’re armed to the teeth and have big line backer bodyguards standing right behind you. Take away the guns, the bodyguards, the wig on his head and the lifts in your shoes, you’re not so tough anymore.

[@stevelanemusic4463]

Crazy ass troubled genius. This should be great.

[@2HatCat]

not at all a genius. What you with the press?

[@konowd]

And to anyone defending Phil Spector, he’d have no problem killing you or anyone close to you and would never give it a second thought.

[@MerkinMuffly]

A ridiculous statement, he had his whole life to kill you and anyone close to you and killed one woman, you act like he's Stalin.

[@konowd]

Is your comment a joke?

[@peterheide3309]

Yes . Sure. You know everything.

[@konowd]

Okay Einstein

[@konowd]

And again, don’t take my word for it, look at the facts, the evidence, his behavior after the fact, not uninformed fanboy speculation

[@davidkrausell1741]

Who's song did they use in this documentary?

[@brianwalsh1401]

A brilliant music producer but seriously crazy and personality disordered. He sentenced Ronnie Spector to house arrest for the crime of marrying him. She's lucky to have escaped. I think the one guy was right when he said almost inevitable the way things finally ended.

[@_vizualize_]

I’m pretty sure Wayne and Dan ( Lead singer and Guitarist) of imagine dragons made the music. I think. It’s on their insta.

[@polarapoc6689]

@@_vizualize_ Brian Walsh is talking about the murderer in this show being a music producer.

[@davidkrausell1741]

Sad that nobody warned Lana at House of Blues not to go home with Spector. He was a lunatic.

[@arktos298]

Spector's sons Gary and Donté both stated that their father "kept them captive" as children, and that they were "forced to perform simulated intercourse" with his girlfriend. According to Gary, "I was blindfolded and sexually molested. Dad would say, 'You're going to meet someone,' and it would be a 'learning experience'." Donté described himself as coming "from a very sick, twisted, dysfunctional family"

[@CB-lk6pm]

She was desperate a washed up has been. Hoping for a second chance.

[@jlobiafra]

The man pulled out a gun on the ramones on two several occasions. It's very possible he pulled out a gun and it went off and killed her.

[@vintageVids]

OMG I CANT WAIT!!!!

[@NateRuvin414]

Very excited to watch this. Seems to wear its bias against Spector on its sleeve - with that said, it’s hard to defend a man who was accused of such heinous crimes. Nonetheless, I hope the movie takes a detailed look at his lengthy and legendary career and doesn’t just focus on the unfortunate events of 2003 and afterwards. I don’t think it’ll be the type of movie to be ambiguous and let the audience decide if we was good or evil - like ‘Agony & Ecstasy’ and the HBO Pacino flick - it looks like it definitely casts Spector as the villain of his own story, which I don’t think is entirely inaccurate, I just hope the approach is somewhat nuanced. Either way, I’m a diehard Spector fan and a lot of this footage/photos I have never seen before, so that’ll be worth price of entry alone. I wish there’d be a tie in compilation of all of his works, but given the light they’re casting him in, I think they’re focusing more on the Lana situation than the music. Can’t wait to watch tho.

[@peterheide3309]

I think you can find most of those footage right here at youtube. I found only one i have not seen before .Big fan of his music and prodution too .

[@2HatCat]

Spector was not brilliant. Someone was going to discover REVERB - it happened to be him. He did ONE THING WELL. When that failed in the 21st century he faltered and dissolved. His career had some highs but he was a miserable man, beat his wives, bought kids as presents and then used them as sex objects-he pimped them out and raped them himself - the twin boys - the daughter Nicole is pathetic. If he was my father I would have hated him but she's in it for the bucks. He was worth millions. Pathetic.

[@andrewclough660]

Let's not focus on the unfortunate events? you fukn kidding? Tell that to her family.

[@NateRuvin414]

@@andrewclough660 I included the word “just” to mean that while I wanted the murder trial to be covered, I didn’t want it to be the SOLE focus. Just finished the doc and as a Spector fan I thought it was great. It exposed his terrible side and terrible actions, while also showing his humanity and other sides. I meant to disrespect to Ms Clarkson with my comment, I was just hoping for the doc to cover Spector’s whole life, not just 03 and onwards and the documentary fulfilled that wish!

[@sheynahatton9694]

It’s a series I’m pretty sure and a documentary so of course they will spotlight the crimes

[@ct7942]

Does anyone know the song in the background?

[@user-gr4gk9ho1j]

yes, I also came to the comments hoping to find out the same thing

[@peterheide3309]

Yes . Same here. Who made the intro song to the series ?

[@polarapoc6689]

​@@peterheide3309 Imagine Dragons did the soundtrack. Dan Reynolds with Aja Volkman, and Wayne Sermon.

[@peterheide3309]

@@polarapoc6689 Thanks a lot. Will try to get it.

[@ShawnByrneSound]

I played and produced the music for this trailer. The singer is Kayley Bishop and the song is called “Crazy for You”. You can only hear it here as it was a custom creation for Showtime. Kayley is an amazing singer. Proud to have her on this.

[@leslieclark2762]

What’s the song in the background?

[@countrypaul]

A friend I trust saw part one and said it was a really sleazy presentation, although so many of this kind of exploitative films are. The story certainly lends itself to it, and having read Ronnie's autobiography, I don't doubt the veracity of this kind of portrayal of his life. Still, I can't help but be a fan of Spector's music - it is the soundtrack of my life, especially in the '50s through early '70s - but he was always said to be a heinous human being. I told someone who knew him in his early career, in and out of the studio, that as a music producer myself, I'd wanted to be a sane Phil Spector. "You couldn't," they said. "There never was a sane Phil Spector." I've heard it said that art is expressed neurosis; perhaps in Spector's case it was expressed psychosis. That psychosis might be the mental space in which he envisioned all those incredible sound textures. I've had fellow music fans call me on not divorcing myself from his music, but I have a bright line separating the person and the art. That said, having seen this trailer, I'm not sure I want to subject myself to this, although there are interviews with music personalities I know as well as know of that I would like to see. To be decided.... And please, if you want to comment on this, hold the moral judgments. I understand the dichotomy, and a lot of classical musicians and composers we revere were awful individuals as well.

[@KatoKamakazie2404]

That is why I prefer watching independent doccies cause these high profile ones always seems to make up sh*t or push their own narrative onto the story. I think I will pass on this one thank you for the heads -up I already know the case so I am going to watch the movie rather cause at least I know that is meant to be "Based" not fully factual

[@clown-cult96]

Say what you will about this documentary, I’ve never seen a true crime piece humanise a victim the way Lana Clarkson was. I had never heard of her before watching this, yet I came out feeling the most deep, crushing, helpless pain for this woman I never met who could have done so much and was just *so much*…I’ve gone and watched a lot of her work after this. She was beautiful, inside and out, striking, memorable, smart, warm, ambitious and funny. Rest in piece Lana, and rest in peace Ronnie Greenfield. Both magnificent women who deserved better than this creepy little weirdo and his nasty hair.

[@joeys3x]

Whats the background song?

[@globaltrustsolutions4360]

Sounds like Lana Del Rey I'm trying to figure it our

[@ShawnByrneSound]

The singer is Kaley Bishop.

[@bahnasproductions6329]

@@ShawnByrneSound Hey Shawn by any chance would it be possible for you to give us some pointers on where we could find this song? Please and thank you!

[@polarapoc6689]

Don't know the song. Imagine Dragons did the soundtrack. Dan Reynolds with Aja Volkman, and Wayne Sermon.

[@eugeniobaquero6697]

Anyone knows the name of the song that playing in the closing for episode?

[@drtatt8081]

Does anybody know the song used in this trailer?

[@ShadowySwitchbacks]

If you find it, will you let me know?😅

[@drtatt8081]

@@ShadowySwitchbacks Yes! Could you do the same for me too, please? SO FAR, I've found out that they used part of the song "Crazy for You" by Kayley Bishop. It was mixed by Shawn Byrne. And Shawn worked with ALLOY TRACKS. Maybe that's enough to help someone find the clean track and share?

[@bahnasproductions6329]

@@drtatt8081 Hey! I've tried searching for "Crazy for You" by Kayley Bishop but I couldn't find anything. I'll ask Shawn for some help here. Hopefully I can figure it out.

[@drtatt8081]

@@bahnasproductions6329 hey! Thanks! Fingers 🤞 crossed!

[@polarapoc6689]

​@@drtatt8081Imagine Dragons did the soundtrack. Dan Reynolds with Aja Volkman, and Wayne Sermon.

[@claudiapezone4742]

Song by Kyley bishop, crazy for you

[@cliffedward]

With his mania for guns I'm surprised Elvis didn't wind up in this position.

[@NorthDallasForty.]

Not once in Spector did they say the word PSYCHOPATH

[@victoriasultana2968]

I don’t care what ppl say, being a crazy egomaniac who would point guns to scare ppl in order to manipulate them should never been applauded and considered a genius.

[@Robert-eg2oy]

I just can not believe the stupidity of some people

[@nothingwhats628]

his face is scary

[@SK-xn1pv]

I really dislike productions that focus so heavily on the DA's role, feeding his narcissism. But, my criticism is greatest of a system that fails victims and their families along with those unfairly convicted. Appeals only move forward with "new evidence." The same stringent criteria should be required for DA's seeking to retry a case they did not win. It is tortuous for all involved, and as in this case, even a wealthy defendant didn't receive the best defense in the second trial. Justice shouldn't be about a lawyer's ability to spin a story about events he wasn't present to witness. And, it is used over and over in the US to manipulate jurors when there is no factual evidence of guilt, and they would rather convict an innocent man rather than allow a guilty man go free. In this production, the second trial was a farce.

[@michaelroberts]

🙃

[@CB-lk6pm]

Why does showtime waste our time giving background of Lana Clarkson. No one heard or cared about her til she was supposedly killed by Spector. Face it she was 40 and a hostess.

[@raincoatriver]

I'll never believe he was guilty. He was too intelligent to allow himself such an inexcusable mistake.

[@peterheide3309]

I dont believe he shot her. Maybe he tried to grab the gun from her and it went off. It was an accident not murder .

[@davidkrausell1741]

@@peterheide3309 He did kill Lana. Obviously you didn't follow his murder trial.

[@konowd]

He did it, everything points to him and he said he killed her twice.

[@raincoatriver]

@@konowd I believe he said that he tried to take the gun away from her.

[@konowd]

Bullshit, he did it, he was a psychopath with no remorse

[@Hautecakes90210]

Innocent man dies in prison. Phil was odd but innocent of this tragedy.

[@davidkrausell1741]

Nothing innocent about him. Creepy mentally ill nut ball! That's who Spector really was!

[@konowd]

Not so. Guilty as hell and he deserved to be locked up.

[@hollygolightly7475]

Evidence proves his white jacket had zero spatter- frame up because of his history of acting nuts and couldent put a celebrity away for years in LA

[@konowd]

@@hollygolightly7475 if you say so

[@konowd]

@@hollygolightly7475 and from what I recall he cleaned off the blood on his suit. He also pantomimed shooting someone when he was in custody, laughed and said, “You don’t pull a gun on me.” But he was framed, okay…

[@claudiapezone4742]

What is the song in the background?