
Jamie Oliver's Funny Music Video Mishap
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Eilís Doherty, director of CMATs new music video, shares a humorous tale of filming with Jamie Oliver. Despite her efforts to make Oliver look angry, he couldnt pull it off, instead playing drums alongside CMAT in a retro-style performance. The video, inspired by 1970s TV shows, was shot in one of Olivers London restaurants amidst chaos. Oliver, who drew the line at swearing, stayed cheerful throughout. The video, a collaboration between CMAT and Oliver, has turned skeptics into supporters with its self-aware humor.
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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jamie Oliver's Funny Music Video Mishap. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 23rd, the director of Seamat's new music video for her song, The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station, has shared a funny behind-the-scenes story about. Starring guest Jamie Oliver himself. Ely's dockerty revealed she tried hard to get the celebrity chef to look properly angry on camera, but he just couldn't pull it off. In the video, Oliver ends up playing drums alongside the Irish singer and a retro style performance. Ely was stunned at first when Oliver agreed to appear, but figured his daughters, who were big Seamat fans, might have nudged him. She called him a smart guy for poking fun at himself like that. On set, he was game for almost anything, though he drew the line at swearing. Filming took place in one of his London Italian restaurants right before reopened, and it was total chaos with only two hours to shoot. Staff were training, setting up furniture, and wandering into shots everywhere. Dougherty had to shoot chefs away while yelling scenarios at Oliver to amp up the drama, like fake kitchen disasters, but he stayed calm and cheerful.
Dougherty and Seamat, whose real name is Sierra Mary Alice Thompson, have teamed up for eight music videos now, starting with a message during the lockdowns. She pulled inspiration from 1970's TV shows like The Brady Bunch for the Campy Stylized Look, mixed with real restaurant frenzy. Oliver even stuck around after to chat with the crew and whip up some food for them. The track vents some irrational frustration at Oliver, but the video flips it into a feel-good collab that fans are loving. Comments on mine show it's even turning skeptics into supporters, proving a little self-aware humor goes a long way. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your Global News Update, AI-powered, and always on.
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