The son of Mike “Lightning” Sardina, a musician featured in the film *Song Sung Blue*, is publicly criticizing the biopic, accusing actors Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman of portraying inaccurate and damaging depictions of his parents. He has described the actors' performances as “monsters” in statements made following the film’s release.

The film, directed by Craig Brewer, centers on the story of Claire “Thunder” Sardina and the late Mike “Lightning” Sardina, a real-life musical couple. It explores their relationship and musical partnership, aiming to portray their journey within the music industry. Details regarding the specific inaccuracies cited by Sardina's son were not immediately available, but his strong reaction suggests significant disagreements with the film's narrative.

Mike Sardina, known as “Lightning,” passed away previously. Claire Sardina, known as “Thunder,” is still alive. The biopic seeks to capture their complex dynamic and the creative force behind their music. The son's accusations raise questions about the film's adherence to factual accuracy and the potential impact of artistic license on the portrayal of real individuals and their legacies. Further information regarding his specific grievances is expected to emerge.