Marty Supreme: A Ping Pong Movie Soundtrack Sensation

Marty Supreme: A Ping Pong Movie Soundtrack Sensation

The soundtrack for the upcoming ping pong movie Marty Supreme is generating a lot of buzz, drawing inspiration from '80s British prog and new wave music. Timothée Chalamet's involvement in the film is expected to bring attention to the sport, similar to his impact on Bob Dylan's popularity in A Complete Unknown. A24, the renowned production company behind hits like Midsommar and Hereditary, is behind Marty Supreme, with director Josh Safdie selecting iconic tracks for the soundtrack.

Peter Gabriel, a legendary musician, expressed his excitement about his song "I Have The Touch" being featured in the film's soundtrack. Alongside Gabriel's track, the soundtrack includes hits from Tears For Fears, New Order, Public Image Ltd, and The Korgis. Gabriel shared his delight at being part of the project and highlighted the unique connection between the selected songs, all recorded around the city of Bath.

Marty Supreme is a comedy-drama set in 1950s New York, starring Chalamet as Marty Mauser, a table tennis enthusiast inspired by real-life champion Marty Reisman. The film has already received three Golden Globe Awards nominations and is set for a UK release on December 26. The original score by Daniel Lopatin will be available on December 25 through A24 Music. Excitement is building for the film's release, with fans eagerly anticipating the unique blend of music and storytelling it promises to deliver.