"Respect" Recreates 60's Music Scene

The biopic 'Respect' is a tribute to Aretha Franklin and America's musical history. The film captures the essence of the 60s, focusing on style and authenticity. Production designer Ina Mayhue and her team created twelve original sets, including Aretha's childhood home and the Rainbow Room. They ensured each set reflected the era's personality and style. The film also features reupholstered 1950s furniture and a replica of the Muscle Shoals recording studio. 'Respect' premieres in theaters on August 13th.

What is the primary focus of the film 'Respect'?

• A comedy set in the 1980s

• A documentary about the 1970s

• A fictional story about a jazz musician

• A tribute to Aretha Franklin and America's musical past

What was a key aspect of the production design for 'Respect'?

• Focusing on futuristic themes

• Creating sets that reflect the 1960s style

• Using modern furniture

• Filming in black and white

Which locations were authentically recreated for the film?

• The White House and Times Square

• Aretha Franklin's childhood home and the Rainbow Room

• Hollywood Boulevard and Central Park

• The Eiffel Tower and the Colosseum

How did the production team ensure authenticity in the film?

• By filming in black and white

• By hiring actors from the 1960s

• By reupholstering furniture from the 1950s

• By using CGI for all scenes

What was replicated in detail for the film's production?

• The Muscle Shoals recording studio

• A futuristic spaceship

• A medieval castle

• A modern art gallery