A new Prince concert film is set to hit cinemas in the U.S. next month.
Prince: 3121 Las Vegas Live" brings the late musician's 2007 residency in Sin City to the big screen, as the Purple One showcases some of his biggest hits, including "Kiss" and "Purple Rain," alongside deep cuts and extended jams.
The screenings celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of "3121," Prince’s first album to debut at No. 1 on the US Billboard 200.
"Prince: 3121 Las Vegas Live" will be shown exclusively in U.S. theaters on December 3 for a limited run.
It comes as production ramps for the Broadway run of "Purple Rain," the musical, which premiered last year in Minneapolis.
Actor Jordan Fisher, whose Broadway credits include “Hadestown,” “Dear Evan Hansen,” “Sweeney Todd” and “Hamilton," will play Prince's leading role of “The Boy” in a musical adaptation of “Purple Rain.”
Prince was from Minneapolis, and died in 2016 at his Chanhassen, Minnesota home and studio, Paisley Park.
