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LOS ANGELES (AP) ― Beyonce and Jay Z released a trailer for a fake movie online with guns blazing, and now fans want to see the film actually made.
Fans launched a petition Monday on Change.org to support a feature-length version of “Run.” The trailer that debuted Sunday stars the superstar couple as gun-toting outlaws. It features cameos by Sean Penn, Don Cheadle and Blake Lively, among others.
The fake trailer concludes with the words “coming never.”
Beyonce and Jay Z are sharing top billing for their “On the Run” concert tour that‘s set to begin next month in Miami.
The couple made news last week for a different video. TMZ posted footage showing a physical altercation between Jay Z and Beyonce’s sister, Solange Knowles. The trio said in a statement they had “worked through” that incident.
Fans launched a petition Monday on Change.org to support a feature-length version of “Run.” The trailer that debuted Sunday stars the superstar couple as gun-toting outlaws. It features cameos by Sean Penn, Don Cheadle and Blake Lively, among others.
The fake trailer concludes with the words “coming never.”
Beyonce and Jay Z are sharing top billing for their “On the Run” concert tour that‘s set to begin next month in Miami.
The couple made news last week for a different video. TMZ posted footage showing a physical altercation between Jay Z and Beyonce’s sister, Solange Knowles. The trio said in a statement they had “worked through” that incident.
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