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Mick Jagger says that 'Crossfire Hurricane' will probably have a sequel
November 14th, 2012 by Carla Hay

Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger has hinted that the official Rolling Stones 50th anniversary documentary "Crossfire Hurricane" will probably have a sequel. "Crossfire Hurricane," directed by Brett Morgen, only covers the first 20 years of the Rolling Stones' history.

In an interview with USA Today, Jagger (who is one of the producers of "Crossfire Hurricane") explained that the movie only covers less than half of the Rolling Stones' history "because we ran out of time. Brett's excuse was that it was an interesting place to end, but we really needed another nine months to do Part 2. It's a good place to drop out, and we could always do Part 2 later.

"I should have started two years before because it's quite time-consuming. I thought about it two years before but didn't do much. It was rushed, and yet we got a very decent film out of it. This is the best (Stones doc) I've seen for a long while. This and [Martin Scorsese's] 'Shine a Light' are two of my favorites."

As previously reported, "Crossfire Hurricane" had its world premiere at the 2012 London Film Festival on October 18. All of the Rolling Stones were in attendance at that premiere, as were former Rolling Stones members Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor. The Rolling Stones also attended the New York City premiere of "Crossfire Hurricane" on November 13, 2012.