Few artists marked the 20th century like David Bowie did. He was an astonishing and eclectic performer. He was a true artist in every sense of the word. Infinitely changeable and unpredictable, he remains immortal in the people's heart.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Roxane Schlumberger
Director
David Bowie
Self
Kevin Cummins
Self
Paul Gambaccini
Self
Lee Jagow
Self - Voice Over Artist
Pat Pope
Self
Midge Ure
Self
Angie Bowie
Self
David Cameron
Self
Reeves Gabrels
Self
Iman
Self
Duncan Jones
Self
Brian May
Self
Freddie Mercury
Self
Iggy Pop
Self
Mick Ronson
Self
Hunt Sales
Self
Tony Fox Sales
Self
Roger Taylor
Self
Roxane Schlumberger
Writer
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6 commentaires
source: David Bowie: Out of This World
This is an example of a bad, poorly made, poorly researched and downright cruddy music doc. There are lots of mistakes (they mis-identify Vince Taylor as the Legendary Stardust Cowboy, they play the 1967 version of Space Oddity while captioning it as the 1969 version.) The only thing this doc has to make it worthwhile is clips of Bowie talking (most of which you can see elsewhere), and Midge Ure also provides pertinent commentary. Also fun is watching the horribly mis-translated closed captioning... Most of what this says about Bowie is just wrong. Please do yourself a favor and watch any other Bowie doc - and - if you're feeling daring, watch Moonage Daydream... that's the Bowie doc with the most complex yet pertinent look at Bowie's life, career and, most importantly, thoughts. This is the equivalent of clickbait garbage.
source: David Bowie: Out of This World
This is an example of a bad, poorly made, poorly researched and downright cruddy music doc. There are lots of mistakes (they mis-identify Vince Taylor as the Legendary Stardust Cowboy, they play the 1967 version of Space Oddity while captioning it as the 1969 version.) The only thing this doc has to make it worthwhile is clips of Bowie talking (most of which you can see elsewhere), and Midge Ure also provides pertinent commentary. Also fun is watching the horribly mis-translated closed captioning... Most of what this says about Bowie is just wrong. Please do yourself a favor and watch any other Bowie doc - and - if you're feeling daring, watch Moonage Daydream... that's the Bowie doc with the most complex yet pertinent look at Bowie's life, career and, most importantly, thoughts. This is the equivalent of clickbait garbage.
David Bowie: Out of This World
