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Carnaby Street Undressed
Genres
Documentary
Overview
Carnaby Street Undressed is a story of fashion, music and eye opening insights into London's Carnaby Street in its 1960s heyday, told by the owners of the fashion shops that defined the iconic Street, and the popular musicians who were part of the “the scene”. This includes The Who lead sing Roger Daltrey, Donovan, Frank Allen from the Searchers, Gary Leeds from The Walker Brothers, and Peter Noone from Herman’s Hermits. The film is the story of a generation that rebelled against the grey conformity of the 1950s with a cultural revolution emanating from Carnaby Street from where it spread across the globe changing fashion and music forever.
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Runtime
90 min
Release Date
2011-09-17
Status
Released
Original Language
English
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Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Henry Moss
Self - Lady Jane
John Stephen
Self
Robert Orbach
Self - I was Lord Kitcherner's Valet
Tom Salter
Self - Gera
Tom Salter
Self - Gear
Daphne Sherman
Self
Roger Daltrey
Self
Garry Leeds
Self
Peter Noone
Self
Tony Calder
Self - Immediate Records
Mick Jagger
Self
Frank Alan
Self
Donovan
Self
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