where is the castle where jim lived in the end at what is it called?.

Under-produced but just about gets there.

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David Essex and Ringo Starr in That'll Be the Day (1973)

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Woody Allen and Charlotte Rampling in Stardust Memories (1980)

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Oliver Reed and Shirley Anne Field in The Damned (1962)

Roadie sounds like some sort of vagrant. What is that exactly?

It's like an Army batman, only without the uniform. I make sure there's enough beer, chips and rubbers to go round. I supply the birds, the pills, and the pot. And anything else that might be required to satisfy their lust... carnal, or otherwise.

David Essex, Karl Howman, and Paul Nicholas in Stardust (1974)

Larry Hagman, David Essex, and Adam Faith in Stardust (1974)

Keith Moon, Dave Edmunds, David Essex, Karl Howman, and Paul Nicholas in Stardust (1974)

Keith Moon, David Essex, and Adam Faith in Stardust (1974)

Ines Des Longchamps and David Essex in Stardust (1974)

David Essex

Adam Faith

Larry Hagman

Ray Connolly

The rise and fall of the rock singer Jim Maclaine, in the mid 60s, with his manager, Mike, and his group, &quot;The Stray Cats.&quot;

Michael Apted

Stardust

The word &apos;uneven,&apos; was never so appropriate. An excellent performance from Adam Faith and some good earthy dialogue, very real for the time, alongside some wooden delivery from others in places with all the clunky cliches of the rock bio. One odd thing thing is that relatively recent low-budget British films such as Teslstar and several others have created a 60s atmosphere and appearance so much better than was achieved for this film, made in 1974. I saw it on its original release and we noticed the jarring period-inappropriate extras and other stuff even then.

The film gets better though as it goes on, everyone seems more comfortable showing 70s people in 70s settings and the main character&apos;s gradual dislodgement from reality is well handled.

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The word 'uneven,' was never so appropriate. An excellent performance from Adam Faith and some good earthy dialogue, very real for the time, alongside some wooden delivery from others in places with all the clunky cliches of the rock bio. One odd thing thing is that relatively recent low-budget British films such as Teslstar and several others have created a 60s atmosphere and appearance so much better than was achieved for this film, made in 1974. I saw it on its original release and we noticed the jarring period-inappropriate extras and other stuff even then.

The film gets better though as it goes on, everyone seems more comfortable showing 70s people in 70s settings and the main character's gradual dislodgement from reality is well handled.

reference to the john f. kennedy assassination

The rise and fall of the rock singer Jim Maclaine, in the mid 60s, with his manager, Mike, and his group, "The Stray Cats."

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