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A new trailer of the upcoming Scorpions biopic "Wind of Change" was released. The movie was directed by Alex Ranarivelo and will debut next January 28 in German theaters and it's not clear when it will be released in other countries. The film will show the band's rise to stardom and was produced by ESX Entertainment for Fox Entertainment Studios in association with Warner Bros. Watch the new trailer for upcoming Scorpions biopic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Vt4jhgGsgo&pp=ygUXc2NvcnBpb25zIG1vdmllIHRyYWlsZXI%3D The producer of the movie, Ali Afshar, talked about the project last year, saying: “The Scorpions’ music has penetrated our culture in a big way. There is an evocative quality to their sound that is unmatched in the genre, which is one of the reasons hits like ‘Rock You Like A Hurricane’ and ‘Still Loving You’ continue to get so much airplay and fill movie soundtracks, and their music continues to connect with a new generation of fans across the globe.” “When my family fled Iran and came to the United States, the Scorpions’ music changed my life — if not saved it,” he continued. “I’m hoping that by telling the Scorpions’ story, we can bring some of that same inspiration to the world,” he said. Scorpions Scorpions was formed in 1965 in Hanover, West Germany and their debut album “Lonesome Crow” was released in 1972. The band had many line-up changes over the decades and the only two members who were part of all the releases were Rudolf Schenker and the singer Klaus Meine. They have released 19 studio albums and sold an estimated amount of more than 100 million records worldwide. Besides Meine and Schenker, their current line-up has Matthias Jabs (Guitar – Since 1978), Paweł Mąciwoda (Bass – Since 2003) and Mikkey Dee (Drums – Since 2016).

Watch the new trailer for upcoming Scorpions biopic

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