Diane Jobson Talks Bob Marley Movie, Documentary & Career | Sunrise August 12, 2024 | CVMTV
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What a magnificent crown this lovely Empress is carrying, you know those locks are super long.
Loved the film!!! Congrats to the Marley Family on the success of the biopic 🎉🙏❤️
Salute to Diane Jobson.
Agree with you Diane.
Hats off to you and Dickie.
Love and Blessings from the Family.
I liked the movie!
I remember growing up and seeing this lady driving by on the road while going to school and always admiring her. I didn't know she was a lawyer until now. Wow
The movie was based on only a 2 year period of Bob’s life. (1976-78) It was only 1hr and 45mins. You will not get Bob’s full story with this film, which was not what they intended. If you don’t like it go watch the documentaries or read the books. The movie was a box office hit and I’m sure that’s all that matters. I liked the movie for what it was.
Powerful! Keep the great works
👁💯❤️Bob fi di songs him sing,still di 🎥neva move 👁……..still ❤️di 👑& will continue listening to his muzic till mi transition from dis livity 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
It was a great film & it was based on 2 years of his life only
One love movie? Take it as what it's... a movie for Rita Marley by herself and her kids. Hope we get in the future a Bob Marley movie about Robert Nesta Marley, the rebel, the mystic, the revolutionary, the leader, the business man and his childhood
Word.
I agree, the move was an attempt by Ziggy to make his mom more important than she was.
I did a edit of the movie and it's a lot better than what we got.
I will share the link soon if someone wants to watch my edit.
Exactly
@@barrylloyd5864Rita was VERY important to the story of Bob Marley, from beginning to end. They are his family and know more than strangers online like YOU.
Ras Diane We Love You🖤🤎💚💛❤🙏🏿🙏🏾🙏🏼🙏🏻🎵🎶
She is looking good❤❤
A living Legend! ❤️💛💚
She is a BOSS ❤
Love dem roots woman ya dem always ave some grounded takes love you lady love you Jamaica young ladies listen carefully to them woman ya.
Great Great Jamaican woman big her up Jamaica Because she is Rasta we won’t know about her like we should.
I honestly believe the Marley kids are destroying Bob's legacy. Just because your dad is a musical legend doesn't mean you are
They were kids when he passed. Don't think they really knew the man who was just daddy for them. So i don't blame his sons
elaborate?
Exactly. And in the movie, i can get over the far-fetched scenes when they try to make Rita look more central than she actually was in Bob’s romantic life by actually distorting parts of events, but a thing that i cannot grapple with and i find utterly unacceptable, is the fact that they portrayed Rita as the one who introduced Bob to Rastafari, when it was the literal other way around. He was the one to find Rasta, it was his spiritual journey and the root of everything he did and created, he dedicated his short but whole life he had to Rasta and to see her taking credit for something as fundamental and spiritual as that is the nail on the coffin for me. Imho, they could’ve shown him w a thousand mistresses or whatever y’all like to call ‘em, and it wouldn’t have been as disrespectful as this is. I wholeheartedly agree - Bob legacy is being actively manipulated and ruined in insidious ways.
@@antoniagomes6371 He did not even live with the kids. Cedella even calls him “Bob” several times instead of “daddy”, and this is what she said about him in So much things to say book : “We had a lot of good people around us. Our auntie was there, and she kind of take up the reins and bring us up certain way. Parents being away, they used to write and so on. We didn’t realize they were away until they came back and we didn’t have to go to school today because Bob and Mommy coming home. The lesson I learned from Bob was not to go anywhere! We could not go anywhere. It was like: “Don’t go anywhere. You don’t really need too many friends.” “
So if they don’t have the full story, let the people who have lived with him and have known him closely and properly paint the picture, don’t manipulate it for a certain narrative.
Absolute bullsh.t- they are continuing his legacy.
Peter Tosh was the first person to put the 🌿 word RASTA in Reggae music.
Former concubines are upset they didn’t have a more prominent role in the film. Laughable…
💯💯💯
Cut out that crap. Totally uncalled for and cannot stand the weight of scrutiny
she looks like Kelly Price
Yeah absolutely 😂
The lyric is "Black Survivors" Dont water it down.....learn what it means
One love ❤to all I and I
Miss kitty wow will always love that woman 👠
Real Rastawoman Massve Raspect RASTAFARI 🔥
Royal
Big people... still so immature. The man family presented his life from their perspective. If other people want something different then present your own view of the man... but don't cry down what his family chose to do. Good... do your own documentary... but recognise that someone else will wish you had done things differently... can we begin respecting the rights of others who choose to be different?
i can get over the far-fetched scenes when they try to make Rita look more central than she actually was in Bob’s romantic life by actually distorting parts of events - it’s immature and laughable, but that’s about it, but the thing that i cannot grapple with and i find utterly unacceptable, is the fact that they literally portrayed Rita as the one who introduced Bob to Rastafari, when it was the absolute other way around. Bob was the one to find Rasta, it was his spiritual journey and the very root of everything he stood for, everything he created arose from the heart of it. He dedicated his short but whole life he had to Rasta and to see her taking credit for something as fundamental and intimately spiritual as that is the nail on the coffin for me. Imho, they could’ve shown him w a thousand mistresses or whatever y’all like to call ‘em, and it wouldn’t have been as profoundly disrespectful and boundary crossing as this is. It’s dishonorable. Bob’s legacy is being actively distorted in insidious way to fit a certain narrative.
Diane Jobson does an amazing job for having the guts to speak out the truth, being authentic and actually loyal to Bob, recognizing him both as a friend and as the greatness of what he represented and will always represent. This was anything but a just portrayal, it was a joke.
Some of commentary and these comments are making me laugh. The movie was made by Bob’s children. They decided what was depicted. They were on set every day. It was purely up to them. I enjoyed the movie for what it was.
This all is JAH will. Everything is exactly where it should be. If you really want to know about Bob - seek and though shall find Bob. See him through your own eye . It is the only way.
Peter Tosh music wake up the 🌿 slumbering mentality of mankind on earth 🌎🌏
Bobby Johnson was your brother and he was the 80c to the governor general at what point did he get in real estate I remember that at all there d i a m
❤️💛💚
Bobby jobson however where is Bobby now Diane
Who? Why?
That’s movie was a shameful movie did Bob totally unjust ziggy and Rita should be ashamed of themselves!!!!! Bob deserved way way way more and better than this !!!!
The movie was garbage. 6 months after its release, the whole world has already forgotten about it.
Kingsley Ben-Adir didn't do such a good job. It was clear from the strange stage behavior, the weird batwa, and the lack of singing that he didn't study Bob Marley very well. Look at how Val Kilmer studied Jim Morrison for the Doors movie. Bob Marley deserves at least as much of an effort. Try again, and this time without the AI crap.
One love part 2? No thanks 😅
Horrendous movie
@anthonyhutchingson77
😅Thank you very much.