a-ha: Headlines and Deadlines
The Hits of A-ha
1999 · 1h 13m · N/A
Documentary, Music
Directed by
Steve Barron
,
Michael Burlingame
,
Damon Heath
,
Kevin Molony
,
Andrew Morahan
,
Lauren Savoy
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a-ha: Headlines and Deadlines
Overview
Video companion piece to the greatest hits album of the same name, featuring 16 tracks. The Norwegian pop group's first worldwide hit 'Take On Me' was backed by an award-winning, semi-animated video, and the band earned a reputation for producing innovative promos, many of which were presided over by Steve Barron, the director of 'Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles'.
Director and cast
- Steve Barron Director
- Michael Burlingame Director
- Damon Heath Director
- Kevin Molony Director
- Andrew Morahan Director
- Lauren Savoy Director
- Morten Harket as Himself
- Magne Furuholmen as Himself
- Paul Waaktaar-Savoy as Self
- Pål Waaktaar as Himself
- Béatrice Dalle as Girl ("Move to Memphis" Video)
- Bunty Bailey as Girl
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