"After the Gold Rush" lyrics paint a picture of a medieval world full of nature. "Well I dreamed I saw the knights in armor/comin'/Sayin' something about a queen/There were peasants singin' and drummers/drummin'" it starts.
Actor Dean Stockwell is no stranger to time travel and sci-fimovies. TheQuantum Leap actor wrote a script called After The Gold Rush in hopes that Dennis Hopper would help get it produced.
The Dune actor claimed that Young had writer's block, but the screenplay inspired him to write the album for the movie in three weeks. The disaster movie focuses on California going into the ocean after the gold rush.
The Song Was Used in Another Movie
A 2001 movie used the song instead of its intended purpose. Hal (Jack Black) keeps pursuing women based on their looks. A man gives him the ability to see women for their inner beauty instead of their looks. He then falls for Rosemary, who looks like Gwyneth Paltrow to him, but is very different to everyone else in Shallow Hal.
The movie made history for being one of the first to address homophobia and discrimination to people who are HIV positive. Director Jonathan Demme said it was his idea to have Young involved with the movie.
The song lost to Bruce Springsteen's "Streets of Philadelphia" for the same movie. Young's music has an interesting history with unreleased and released movies.
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