Documentary reveals bedroom tapes Madonna made with lover http://www.news.com.au/en...3e688b15e1

The film, which follows Madonna’s relationship with fellow singer Dan Gilroy, will include private tapes of “bedroom talk” that Madge made while in the sack with Gilroy, as well as love letters that she wrote him.

Gilroy — who fronted the one-hit-wonder pop group the Breakfast Club, and dated Madonna for around 18 months beginning in 1979 — has turned over hours of video and stacks of letters and photos to director Guy Guido for the project. The documentary “Emmy and the Breakfast Club” — which includes “re-enactments” as well as interviews — focuses on the period from 1979 to 1982, immediately before Madonna became famous, while she was living in an abandoned synagogue in Corona, Queens, with Dan and his brother, Ed Gilroy.

The in-the-works flick is set to reveal everything from “sweet little love notes that she would leave for Dan” to “very poetic love letters ­expressing her feelings for him and the struggles of their relationship,” the director said.

The film, which follows Madonna’s relationship with fellow singer Dan Gilroy, will include private tapes of “bedroom talk” that Madge made while in the sack with Gilroy, as well as love letters that she wrote him.

Gilroy — who fronted the one-hit-wonder pop group the Breakfast Club, and dated Madonna for around 18 months beginning in 1979 — has turned over hours of video and stacks of letters and photos to director Guy Guido for the project. The documentary “Emmy and the Breakfast Club” — which includes “re-enactments” as well as interviews — focuses on the period from 1979 to 1982, immediately before Madonna became famous, while she was living in an abandoned synagogue in Corona, Queens, with Dan and his brother, Ed Gilroy.

The in-the-works flick is set to reveal everything from “sweet little love notes that she would leave for Dan” to “very poetic love letters ­expressing her feelings for him and the struggles of their relationship,” the director said.

A re-enactment of Madonna (played by Jamie Auld) sitting next to the synagogue where the couple lived.Source:Supplied

A 20-minute recording the couple made in bed, Guido told us, captures the pair “having fun with each other and bedroom talk, and also getting into a little philosophical life discussion.” He added that it’s “silly, romantic bantering.”

The decision to release such personal material without Madonna’s consent wasn’t taken lightly.

“There are some intimate things, but at this point they’re ready to share. Especially Dan — he’s been holding this in a very long time,” Guido told Page Six. The director also said that while young Madonna’s relationship with Gilroy is the “meat” of the movie, it also explores her ferocious ambition and drive to make it in the music business.

Guido said he hopes to be finished working on the film by January 2017, and that a major distributor will release it.

A rep for Madonna didn’t respond to requests for comment.

This article originally appeared in the New York Post and was published here with consent.

Does Dan really need money that he has to resort to this? Didn't The Breakfat Club line-up featured another Madonna ex Stephen Bray on drums?

It'll probably be very cheesy (lol),but I wanna see this documentary Madonna's early years in New York seem really interesting

SoulAlive said:

It'll probably be very cheesy (lol),but I wanna see this documentary Madonna's early years in New York seem really interesting

Well I hope its not a hatchet job, and it does sound interesting.

I would like to see this also--just to know about that period in her life. But, I bet Madonna has another opinion...

Goddess4Real said:

Oh whatever. Madonna made her moves the way she did and has been dealing with the Otto Von Fallout and Pre-Madonna shit forever. Her old tourmates that were featured in Truth or Dare made their own anniversary documentary. Who cares? This is not gonna be a big deal and will be forgotten on Netflix by summer 2017. Sounds like a bad episode of Unsolved Mysteries turned into a "documentary".

There has not been one good bio about Madonna yet other than the ones she did herself (Truth or Dare / Im Going To Tell you A Secret). Better be good because really who will care if there is not music.

StrangeButTrue said:

laurarichardson said:

StrangeButTrue said:

Oh whatever. Madonna made her moves the way she did and has been dealing with the Otto Von Fallout and Pre-Madonna shit forever. Her old tourmates that were featured in Truth or Dare made their own anniversary documentary. Who cares? This is not gonna be a big deal and will be forgotten on Netflix by summer 2017. Sounds like a bad episode of Unsolved Mysteries turned into a "documentary".

-- So you think it is okay to secretly tape a private conversation and put it in movie.

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How do we know they were secretly made? For all we know she hit the record button on a fat old cassette player. There is a different between recording a private conversation and subterfuge. Maybe if it were a sex video we'd feel differently but its cute that we're sympathetic to her feelings all these years on.

StrangeButTrue said:

I guess I can understand the concern when you lay it out in plain terms. Barely.

Seems like a similar story to those Michael Jackson/Glenda Stein tapes.

I hope this isn't as cheesy as that previous Madonna TV movie was

A re-enactment of Madonna (played by Jamie Auld) sitting next to the synagogue where the couple lived.Source:Supplied

MickyDolenz said:

Seems like a similar story to those Michael Jackson/Glenda Stein tapes.

Are those real or fake?

Wasn't this era all covered before by that tv movie awhile back, Madonna: Innocence Lost. I don't see what this documentary is going to offer that we haven't heard before.

I would be more interested in a documentary about her later career after she became famous.

But when I would really like is for Madonna to write an autobiography so we can read about her life in her own words.

if it aint a sex tape... who cars??

Glindathegood said:

Wasn't this era all covered before by that tv movie awhile back, Madonna: Innocence Lost. I don't see what this documentary is going to offer that we haven't heard before.

I would be more interested in a documentary about her later career after she became famous.

But when I would really like is for Madonna to write an autobiography so we can read about her life in her own words.

I think it's time for a Madonna biopic.I'd like for her to be the executive producer.I guess she should probably write her autobiogrphy first and the movie could be based on that.I also think that Madonna's life story could be turned into an amazing Broadway musical.

StrangeButTrue said:

Not seen Innocence Lost in years!!!! I always thought she looked more like Gloria Estefan than Madge.

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StrangeButTrue said:

I don't think I've seen this since I could RENT the VHS!

Cinny said:

StrangeButTrue said:

I don't think I've seen this since I could RENT the VHS!

LOL! Thats how I saw it

StrangeButTrue said:

(LOL) I remember this monstrosity of a biopic! They were so wrong for this!

OF COURSE, it's on Youtube!!

Thanks Cinny now I know what I'm doing this weekend lol

StrangeButTrue said:

Thanks Cinny now I know what I'm doing this weekend lol

lol *switch to Full Screen*

thesoulbrother said:

StrangeButTrue said:

(LOL) I remember this monstrosity of a biopic! They were so wrong for this!

Got the dvd the other day... so cheesy but fun to watch. My housemate watched it with me and said 'she's working her way through New York City!" LOL I told her it wasn't 100% accurate LOL

Speaking of documentaries, Madonna attended (!!!) the 25th anniversary screening of Truth or Dare with Lourdes last night here in NYC at the Museum of Modern Art. All smiles, too.

http://www.people.com/art...-screening

After 25 Years, How Well Has Madonna’s ‘Truth or Dare’ Aged? Interview with Alek Keshishian, the director of “Truth or Dare,” http://www.nytimes.com/20....html?_r=0