I loved the part when he had Nancy to tea - she revelled in telling Moz all about seeing the queens "tattoo"
In his dry and witty way he said 'I didnt even know the Queen had a tattoo!'
classic Mozza!
Classic but predictable - I was thinking of the very same retort as Nancy was revelling.
Look, to all those complaining about this documentary on this thread and the poll - you're forgetting few things.
It wasn't made simply for the Morrissey/Smiths fan club - it was made for a general TV viewing audience; the 'public eye', as one post put it. You're not going to get masses of new hidden gems if you've been following his every move since, say, 1986 (just plucked at random - no specific reason).
It has also pulled in new fans, such as Duchess of Fork who, if memory serves me correct, posts some interesting + witty stuff on here. Am I right?
Ok, it is infuriating + disappointing when subsequent comments/interviews reveal that the edits have resulted in cliched/predictable stuff being used, but that's the media for you.
Here's what i said about it on the poll thread (if you're interested):
What was wrong with it? Or, what's not to like, as bagface put it?
It's got your hero in it, in his home, speaking pleasantly, with others giving insights into his life/persona/music, etc.
As for the talking head celebs (we've covered this before, haven't we?), I can't recall being perturbed by any one in particular. Can't recall Miranda Sawyer's specific comments at this moment, but i do recall that JK Rowling was particularly enthusiastic about Moz - she loves him, doesn't she? And was appalled that he was without a recording contract for so long.
Noel Gallagher? Old renta-gob! Always good for an amusing quote or 3 - a good double-page spread in last Friday's Independent newspaper carried 30-40 quotes of his on various topics.
Only thing I was not sure about was the meeting for tea/tiffin, whatever it was, with Nancy Sinatra. It seemed a little too...well, not sure really...uncomfortable? staged/contrived? like it was lacking a purpose for taking place? Oh, I don't know...perhaps someone else can articulate this better for me.