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Topic History of: Stan and Ollie
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Green Man JK2006 wrote:
Why? Yes if it's a documentary. No, if it's a film for entertainment.

Not every one going to watch a documentary about them & there are not many documentaries about them.

The younger fans would rather watch a film than a documentary.

Remember biopics should be truthful on the person's life.
JK2006 Why? Yes if it's a documentary. No, if it's a film for entertainment.
Green Man JK2006 wrote:
Like Bohemian Rhapsody, it is a movie not a documentary. Doh.

No shit Sherlock. It would be nice if they kept the story true not altered.
JK2006 Like Bohemian Rhapsody, it is a movie not a documentary. Doh.
Green Man JK2006 wrote:
Absolutely loved it; surprisingly not the slapstick I was expecting but a brilliant gentle movie about friendship and humanity. And Steve Coogan is becoming a National Treasure. Fantastic film. Really sweet. Please go and see it ASAP.

Not all of it is true though, just read the numerous biographies instead.