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11 March 2004 (UK)
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Two decent lovable, unpushy human beings try to get noticed in today's commercial world
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Forgotten shoe designer Terry de Havilland discovers he's back in fashion when major fashion label Prada copies one of his 1973 designs...
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A stylish and humorous documentary telling Terry and Liz's fascinating story while engaging you in their relationship
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Cast
 | Tom Baker | ... | Narrator |
 | Liz de Havilland | ... | Herself |
| Terry de Havilland | ... | Himself |
| Jemima French | ... | Herself |
 | Sadie Frost | ... | Herself |
| Lee Gage | ... | Himself |
 | Kate Moss | ... | Herself |
| Stephen Philip | ... | Himself |
| Carl Plewka | ... | Himself |
| Mark Powell | ... | Himself |
| Wendy Stefanelli | ... | Herself |
| Dave West | ... | Himself |
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| Chester Dent | |||
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| Chester Dent | ||
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| Chester Dent | .... | producer | |
| Bill Grist | .... | executive producer | |
| Kate Middleton | .... | series producer | |
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| Chester Dent | |||
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| Dan Crouch | |||
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| Mark Walden-Mills | .... | production manager | |
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| Ian Macpherson | .... | sound recordist | |
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| Imogen Stringer | .... | production coordinator | |
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- BBC Worldwide (2004) (UK) (TV)
- British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) (2004) (UK) (TV)
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Sadie Frost:I'm stealing a pair right now. They're going in my handbag.See more »
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An engaging documentary about how an inspirational shoe designer and his partner set out on a new beginning as they try to get a fair reward from the fashion house which has exploited his designs without paying him. Drawing strength from each other, they challenge the fashion industry which Terry has continued to work in since the days he was famous decades ago. The film works as big business v. vulnerable artist but more importantly it works on a human level giving us an insight into Terry and Liz's relationship. Both are charismatic but in different ways and, as the film progresses, we see the extent they draw strength from each.
It's a film shot with style and humour. Directed with pace, it lets you into their relationship and draws you into their characters. By the end of it you are rooting for them to succeed. Great fun. If you get a chance, I strongly recommend you take a look at it.