Lambert & Stamp

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Georgan G @RT98616417 Sep 14, 2024 Very boring story of white men who live a wildly exciting life but most of who die from addictions. The teeny bits of Who music is great, but don't need an overlong documentary for that. See more Feb 14, 2017 A film that had to be made to provide testament to 2 vanguard rock music managers. Ironically, they were focused on the cinema industry, but fate took them on a path in developing The Who, one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Loaded with interviews from the now aging key players from the original story, including Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and Chris Stamp himself, the film may contain a little too much information as it comes across as overly indulgent at times. After all, this isn't a documentary of The Who, but of their original managers. A little long at 120 minutes. It may have been better suited to having been edited down to 90 minutes, which would have curtailed some of the monotony, and likely have made the same impact. See more Apr 1, 2016 some amazing, high-quality concert footage of the band at their earliest, before they were called The Who. super engaging story about their managers/promoters. See more Nov 20, 2015 One of the most riveting documentary films I've ever seen this year. See more Sep 28, 2015 This documentary may have the most interesting back story of any that I have seen. Poignant, eye-opening, illustrative and sad. A must see for Who fans. Along with the chronicle of the band's career Chris Stamp provides a road map for finding and "creating" a Rock & Roll sensation! See more Sep 7, 2015 Loved this movie! If you are at all a fan of The Who, you will enjoy this behind the scenes documentary. See more Read all reviews

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