Dead On Arrival: The Punk Documentary That Almost Never Was
Dead On Arrival: The Punk Documentary That Almost Never Was is a movie starring Roberta Bayley, John Holmstrom, and Billy Idol. An in-depth look at the auspicious production of D.O.A. A Rite of Passage, the documentary funded by...
Quality
480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Running Time
1 hours
55 minutes
Genres
Documentary, Music
Actors
Billy Idol, Roberta Bayley, Mary Killen, John Holmstrom
Country
USA
Year
2017
Languages
English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español, Svenska, Gaeilge, Nederlands
Subtitles
日本語, Čeština, Tiếng Việt, Português, 한국어, Australia, Filipino, हिन्दी
Comments about documentary «Dead On Arrival: The Punk Documentary That Almost Never Was» (33)
A feature length documentary about the making of D.O.A. A Rite of Passage produced by award-winning filmmaker (and former MTV Senior Producer) Richard Schenkman and featuring exclusive new interviews with PUNK magazine founder and Ramones cover-artist John Holmstrom, renowned music journalist Chris Salewicz, legendary photographer Roberta Bayley, Sex Pistols' historian Mick O'Shea, former Rich Kid guitarist and Ultravox lead singer Midge Ure, and original D.O.A. crew members David King, Mary Killen, Rufus Standefer, plus never-before-seen interview footage of Pistols founder, Malcolm McLaren.
Amazing story, Amazing acting by all, and Billy Idol was indeed brilliant. A must see.
this should be required viewing to all 7th graders.
When you are using real actors and not "reheated" stars alongside silly semi-amateurs, plus a script that does not self plagiarize, any movie can only be good and very good!
Well-acted by a great cast. Entertaining. Pulled me into story and interested until the end.
Billy Idol and John Holmstrom shine in this movie. This movie has action and comedy. The two go head to head.
I have watch every Documentary movie this last 35 years and I can assure you this one is the best I ever seen. That’s just perfect. Everything is perfect OST, Camera, script, acting, ideas ALL GOOD!
cant go wrong with John Holmstrom