Pharrell Williams’ biopic is a Lego movie. He says it shows his ‘soul’s intention’ Pharrell Williams with a Lego version of himself at last month’s Toronto International Film Festival.

The new LEGO Movie is very much a music documentary about Pharrell, and that never stops feeling random for the whole movie. One imagines that there will be many families that will stroll into ...

Pharrell Williams and director Morgan Neville chat with USA TODAY about "Piece by Piece," a biopic on Williams told through Lego animation. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 Celeb ...

In January, Focus Features announced Piece By Piece, “an unparalleled motion picture experience that captures the magic and brilliance of Pharrell Williams’ creative genius, one LEGO brick at ...

Pharrell Williams on Collaborating with Lego for Upcoming Biopic: “That’s What Impossible Looks and Sounds Like” The star teamed up with the toy brand to showcase growing up in Virginia ...

Piece By Piece Review: Pharrell Williams’ LEGO Movie Is A Vivid, Playful Take On A Documentary That’s Little Too Plastic A LEGO music documentary now exists. Reviews.

'Lego is what I used to play with when I was really young, and I've carried on that tradition with my children, from our oldest who's 15, to our youngest children who are seven: they all love Lego ...

Pharrell Williams probably isn’t the first musician you would think of to have their life be turned into movie, let alone a Lego movie — until you take a look at how many hits he’s had a ...

TORONTO (AP) — Many of the expected conventions of music biopics are present in "Piece by Piece," about the producer-turned-pop star Pharrell Williams, and "Better Man," about the British singer ...

When Pharrell Williams and Morgan Neville decided to embark on a movie about Williams’ life but animated in Lego pieces, they knew there would be culture shocks.

A movie documentary that uses only Lego pieces might seem an unconventional choice. When that documentary is about renowned musician-producer Pharrell Williams, it's actually sort of on-brand ...