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Vinyl (2012)Aging rock group use a young fresh faced punk band to front new recordings to fool the music industry. Director:Sara Sugarman |
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Minto
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Johnny Jones
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Drainpipe
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Robbie
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Jules
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Trixie
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Mourner
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Will - Bass player
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Himself
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Mike Peters | ... |
Himself
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Martin Gorst | ... |
Lawyer
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Joel Sugarman | ... |
Zed
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James Cartwright | ... |
Jimmy Breen
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Griff
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A 1980's Rock Band caused a media frenzy in 2004, when his aging Rock group made an unknown comeback under the guise of an "up and coming young punk band" In true to form style of an image obsessed industry the youngsters were signed and entered the U.K. Charts with their first single release.Unfortunately as the media frenzy around the new group broke so did the need to explain the truth. Written by Jeff Stone
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Not sure what the last review was about, obviously saw a different film to me. I saw this at the Raindance Film Festival and loved it. A crowd pleaser that was great fun. Almost plays like a continuation of Quadrophenia, see Phil Daniels 30 years on. The young kid in it who plays Drainpipe is a face to watch out for. Considering this is obviously a low budget film the production is great. But it's the story that wins you over most of all. The humour reminded me of Full Monty. Nice to see the UK making films like this again. Want to watch it again and will buy the DVD when it comes out. Hope it gets released and does well so more like this get made.