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Pharrell Williams Unveils Innovative Lego Documentary “Piece By Piece”

Grammy-winning artist partners with toy giant to tell his "origin story" through animated bricks

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Grammy-winning musician Pharrell Williams will share his life story in a unique new documentary called “Piece By Piece.” Unlike traditional biographical films, this one will animate Williams’ journey using Legos. The documentary is set for release in theaters on October 11.

Lego agreed to make the film even though it differs from their usual projects. “When I was young, that’s my origin story,” Williams said of growing up in a marginalized community. His gratitude showed for Lego giving a yes to his story. The company is known for animated Batman and Lego Movie films but took a chance on Williams’ personal recounting.

The concept emerged as Williams disliked the traditional documentary format. He wanted Morgan Neville as director for Neville’s storytelling skills. Neville is an acclaimed filmmaker recognized for works like “20 Feet from Stardom” and a Steve Martin documentary. Williams praised Neville as “really good at it.”

Using Lego bricks allows viewers to see Williams’ creative world. Famous guests joining include Jay-Z, Missy Elliott, Gwen Stefani, Busta Rhymes and Snoop Dogg. Their appearances offer insight across Williams’ music career.

“Piece By Piece” shows Lego continuing into diverse stories. It follows successes like 2014’s “The Lego Movie” and related movies featuring Batman. With its unique biographical approach and celebration of Williams’ art, the film aims to give audiences an engaging experience when premiering next month.

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