'Who The F**k Is Pete Doherty?' 2005

Documentary about the controversial ex-Libertines singer-songwriter, who, with his new band Babyshambles, continues to cause tabloid headlines with his rock 'n' roll lifestyle.
Directed by Roger Pomphrey, who accompanied Doherty on tour and recorded frank interviews with the musician as well as with various members of his entourage.
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[@Absolutetripe]

Brilliant but hilarious documentary. The talking head sequences with all of the various pissed up wreckheads, bizarrely with strippers in the background, are absolute gold

[@michellebelledejour]

Thank you for uploading this documentary. I saw it years ago on some bootleg website and have been looking for again ever since. It’s a great representation of Pete at the time and how he dealt with the ups and downs of fame. I’m happy he’s sober and reunited with the boys in the band again 😎❤️ Early 2000’s was never the same after The Libertines came on the music scene .

[@jakehope6811]

He broke into Carl Barretts flat borrowing a few personal items and redeeming them for their cash value 😂😂😂

[@PaulRoundhill]

I commissioned this film and introduced Roger Pomphrey to James Mullord in the Babyshambles tour bus on the 2004 Stone Me What a Life Tour outside the Manchester Ritzy after Babyshambles finished their gig which was filmed by David Kaye - “Red Brick” video production company and released as a DVD “Up the Shambles” - an 8 camera edit - the whole concert skilfully filmed. That night I called upRoger and put him on the phone to James. Roger got together with Greg Roselli and between them they were the whole crew, producer, director, cameraman.

[@AL-PAKA]

What does commisioned it mean in working class please?

[@damotheman4196]

Paul, the only thing you commissioned was your tax off the drugs you used to score for folk. "the Paul Ro" tax.. Back in the Boy George days you were referred to as Paul Cod. Leave the man alone, you've made enough money from all the views, not that he'd be surprised by that, or even miffed by it.. But as for you commissioning ANYTHING from a crack den is complete and utter lies. Your only happy with Peter when he's making you money, which is everyday if your nose could sniff further than the end of your lips.

[@AL-PAKA]

@@damotheman4196 He sounds like a right knob end

[@damotheman4196]

@@AL-PAKA Ah he's off his fookin rocker. He doesnt like when someone who knows the story talks, the only thing he ever "commissioned" was a deal for 50 brown and 50 white.. With someone elses money.

[@bobjary9382]

​@@AL-PAKA not sure ...but it could be . 'I was a consistent pain in the arse and everyone hated me , but I stepped up and made it happen when no one else was sober enough ' Whadya teckon ? Now you have a go ...

[@Giblet-y6f]

What an absolute delight this footage is. So many soulful, expressive, complex, intelligent, deep people. The absolute antithesis of the reining tiktok culture and its homogenisation of trends and exaltation of ultra conformity. It's a balm to see the conversations in this documentary, it's so raw and real. It makes me cherish that era for what it was -- seems like the last flicker of a candle before we entered the matrix.

[@hughiedavies6069]

😂

[@stjohnbee]

Babyshambles casually normalising self harm shows that they weren’t right for him. Carl had his best interests at heart.

[@laurasmith3357]

completely agree. the way his 'friends' are talking in this is so destructive. and you can see the grounding effect carl has on him now.

[@Tina-o1e9z]

the big difference is he is now clean. hope he still doesnt self harm. mik is clean too. not sure about pat.

[@ryank3321]

@@Tina-o1e9z - Pat is clean, he got off heroin and onto methadone, but then developed a spice addition, got off that, now clean and content.

[@hannesballer153]

@@Tina-o1e9zmik is totally not clean pat is

[@반짝-k2f]

thank you so much for uploading this video🫶

[@sophiabaidouri]

hi !! i'm looking for the song at 18:49 i would like to know if it has been released. thanks !

[@gpshangari]

It never was produced I tried to find it. Maybe it was Alan wass's and he took it with him when he OD'ed LOL. He could never keep up with Pete

[@sophiabaidouri]

​@@gpshangari too bad :( thanks !!

[@leonchameleon2689]

its "no protection" from alan wass

[@sophiabaidouri]

@@leonchameleon2689 thanks !!

[@gpshangari]

@@leonchameleon2689 thanks I spent hours every few years trying to sort it out. Alan should have stuck to ketamine and coke, but you know how that story goes. Poor Alan and Amy couldn't keep up with Pete! Pete was always a good lad that he always supported his friends, doing covers and collabs. But never touch his drugs, you can tell that he is not one share a mic or needle!

[@thedeadxtras9927]

Pete has written some great songs and is a great raw songwriter & musician with a totally individual style. Yes he’s taken hard drugs but he wasn’t the first and won’t be the last, the controversy and press that has surrounded the situation is totally overboard and too much made of it. He’s made out to be a drug addled villain which is bollocks! He’s a nice, pretty gentle guy. There’s been so many musicians gone before with habits but were never treated and reported on in the way they have done with Pete. Good work Pete, just keep being the great songwriter, musician, performer you are.

[@johnba291972]

He made the mistake of not taking the more socially acceptable drugs, you know those drugs the elitist class would prefer us to take like caffeine or alcohol etc. The ones that keep you all either working, or fighting and arguing each other. Well more specifically he made the mistake of taking the better drugs publicly, where he risked putting ideas in the minds of the working citizens. Can't have that can we?

[@j.c7719]

There’s no denying he is a f*cking great songwriter.

[@benitolazio8193]

There is.

[@j.c7719]

@@benitolazio8193 No there isn’t

[@technomickdocumentalist2495]

Agreed, the man’s a poet.

[@j.c7719]

@@robuk670 Beautiful voice, I love his voice.

[@technomickdocumentalist2495]

@@robuk670 Yes he’s very artful with his acoustic sounds, creative with plenty of spontaneous jamming, off the cuff style. 💯 👍

[@jakehope6811]

A real Poet , great songwriter and singer a libertine , a legend ❤

[@BATMAN7666]

Here in Chicago we have a Punk Rock Poet. His name is Ike Riley. So what led me to Doherty. Love both bands he was in. Because what he wrote was his truth! Wasn't sure he'd make it out the other side.

[@Embowaan]

Oh dear, ashamed to say I only ever saw the tabloid crap, and never took the time to listen. dude is a virtuoso whirlwind, a truth speaker, a real one

[@Timxthy-x2h]

It's a load of bollocks but most rock n roll is. You shingling rock dog. 🌈🌈🌈🌈

[@Timxthy-x2h]

Uh oh

[@Ben-qn6ws]

Pete robbed Karl's house and moans about Karl betraying him lol

[@etti8269]

Pete is a poet and his music is beautiful

[@mikemccaine4229]

I love the way he feels so cheated and betrayed by Carlos but it was him who broke into his flat and knocked and sold all of his shit!!

[@cathaldecourcey5804]

A lyrical genius Pete is special 😮

[@meggymoo5496]

Thank you for this upload 🖤🎼

[@aurelias9539]

We’re so blessed he’s still alive. I pray to God he’s gonna make it through we can’t have another Keith flint Chris Cornell Scott Weiland Chester Bennington etc we can’t

[@roberthawkin4897]

there should be an option to see this in chronological order.

[@drbalbon7332]

Don't do drugs fellas.

[@danwebb4418]

Wise words..

[@marioncharleston]

Sometimes the world is just incredibley boring though.have u ever said dont drink?u make a much bigger arse of urself on alcohol.

[@oakashthorn5714]

Too late☹️👈

[@LC6046]

why is the drummer in a strip club lol

[@goodtogo2876]

the biggest shame about all this in my opinion is actually how little Peter and all of his history is famous nowdays. I know he is famous and known, especially in Britain and Europe generally but honestly his legacy as a rock icon would have deserved to be Kurt Cobain or Amy Winehouse status and more widely known. With that I mean specifically the US market. In a certain way as a european person I do take pride in that he is a european original but he and his legacy should be more widely known as exactly that. Hes never mentioned in any Rock n Roll top lists and I find that is really a shame. But maybe that even gives him some kind of extra credit. Hes our Kurt Cobain, and hes much better than Cobain. Hes connected with poetry and the european aesthetic and hes our diamond, that the big market of nowdays is oblivious to. And I say this as a 26 year old guy. Peter actually wasnt supposed to be a part of my youth, he happened an era before me, but I discovered him in my youth because I prefered real art. Maybe someday this realness will speak for itself and in a few decades hell get the global credit he deserves. Hes not only a rock star, hes someone that mixed the european aesthetic and poetry with the modern music industry. That is very special to us. We europeans should be proud of him continuing our legacy, in a very specific way.

[@josemiguelrios1473]

He's known here in south america too. We love him

[@DanielS10291]

Hes not much better than kurt cobain. They’re different and both great. But I agree he isnt know at all, its weird how little known libs are

[@kajcenkars]

WORD!! Well said and described.

[@rorz999]

If he died at the height of The Libertines fame he'd probably be as famous as Amy Winehouse. So maybe we should be grateful he's less well known than he could be

[@howareyou857]

He is a talented guy but the difference is Pete created himself. Whereas Cobain was authentic.

[@jennifermullin6258]

A Great* poet, lyricist, singer and Amazing guitar player ❤ It's pretty messed up how his mates did him. They could have talked to him- he's such* a sweet, sensitive soul❤️‍🔥

[@Baron_von_Fargone]

I f**kin totally dig Babyshambles 🙌

[@carlaebbs5515]

Love his lyrics ...... pete your the best !

[@bongofury333]

First time hearing him. I think his writing is sweet. Very talented. Kinda reminds me of Ray Davies

[@gavinbrando8255]

Apart from guys like Drew this doc is a lot of enablers telling Peter what he wants to hear and I get that. I know that they probably do love Pete but they're definitely not helping him at this stage of his life. So nany lines in this are deep.... Freaking out the freaks

[@hfvales]

Was thinking the same. They're mostly a bunch of junkies leeching off of his fame, without much to offer themselves apart from being 'the friend of'. Dubious characters the lot of them, but let's be honest, that definition would also include Pete himself, but at least he's the one with the actual talent.

[@diamondsareforever7796]

Dammit is that mick jones from the clash at 19.18?

[@jumbo4billion]

Yes he produced The Libertines' first album

[@lukeporcher6378]

@@jumbo4billionand the second album and babyshambles first album

[@beauyerks7413]

Im unconvinced this dude is some kind of a tortured genius...u can put on airs ...thru being cryptic and using flowery language but does anything that he says or does hit like a wolliam Burroughs or Gil Scott Heron?.....not to me

[@hihowareyouthen]

Yer man getting interviewed in the strip club - gimme strength. Says a lot about that scene tbh. The music wasn't the only thing that was regressive 🤮

[@samthemanuk]

Possibly the greatest Acoustic singer end of

[@nwils6944]

Nathan Barley meets Neil from The Young Ones.

[@DennGlanzig]

Some very unhealthy complexions in this doc

[@hughiedavies6069]

One day this will be seen in the same way as This is spinal tap 😂 To me it already is, its like a parody only it isn't

[@hannahashton5181]

He's a good looking man

[@AlexCoombes123]

No one touches the crunchy nut corn flakes haha been there!!! On script now!

[@AlexCoombes123]

What is the song at @ 35:19?

[@bennyblanco9231]

acting the victim when he robbed his mate

[@arricammarques1955]

Pete blessed to be alive. Thank Christ!

[@baggy79]

Fantastic watch. Thank you

[@johnba291972]

Yeah you will tend to find your pals won't want to talk to you when you burgle their homes.

[@TimeTraveller3256]

He knows his kappas from his reeboks ❤

[@maryburke5423]

So many comments here that have taken their cues from ‘News of the World’.

[@spaceengineer1452]

Carl shouldn't have betrayed Pete...I mean sure, he broke into his place and stole his meager possessions..but....

[@BigCalzone]

What’s the song in the credits ?

[@cocaandcigarettes]

Cyclops is the title of a Libertines song, credited to Doherty and Wolfe, and released as a B Side to The Libertines' fifth single, Can't Stand Me Now.

[@Lolslss]

The last true “Enfant terrible”

[@theamericanaromantic]

Not one shower taken.

[@TheLibertinesArchive]

😅

[@SeleneRulingTheMoon]

🤣

[@selinakyle2368]

😂😂

[@chloealder1374]

u get dirty hands and face from smoking heroin

[@williamvosper9717]

Pete is the most real, no filter, no grand designs or plans musical artist walking and talking planet Earth today. He just lives his lifes and we all are lucky enough to be able hear what he puts into song&verse. I could care less about the drugs and tabloids. They're all parasites anyways. He is all the grand and bad extremes rolled into one extremely talented lad. My only complaint is that i wished he would tour the states . Keep doing what you do brother and don't take any shite

[@gideonsikk8733]

So on a level with the crowd ... Natural charm.. fk Liam Gallagher

[@IAC7697]

He's an addict who wrote some good songs.

[@roakey8167]

He is a person that writes great songs.

[@IAC7697]

@@roakey8167 past tense for me

[@AJ-hi9fd]

Without the addiction I think he could have been as special as Bob Dylan.

[@IAC7697]

@@AJ-hi9fd do you aye?

[@thepinkdiamondsVIDEO]

I’d rather be an addict phrasing brilliant lyrics than having the dullest wiring skills at a paroxysm in every word of this comment.

[@jmginthent651]

I thought this was a parody like spinal tap 😂

[@JRA73]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha, cracked me up this load of pollava has....... no pun!! 😂

[@bobjary9382]

I think maybe Chev is the only one here that loves Pete unconditionally. He'd be Petes mate whichever way the cards fell. If hed had a few more like Chev arouhd him maybe things wouldnt have been so tragic

[@phillipstracner7909]

You got a fan in Alabama.

[@conorco_]

I dont get it. He's a bright middle class kid who wrote a couple of very average songs and took heroin to be interesting. The dearth of good British guitar bands at the time meant they were over hyped and Pete was good tabloid copy.

[@Ickie71]

Not too mention his relationship with kate,if it wernt for her alot of us wouldnt of got to know Pete at all. Where as kate now thats a diffrent matter.I remember buying that Face 1990 issue at gatwick airport the one cover with the gap in her teeth!

[@bobjary9382]

He may have tried gear for a number of reasons but like many other folks that find life difficult and need the corners smoothed off a bit it gave him a bit of inner peace . He was self medicating for his unhappiness.

[@paulstanway3676]

Doherty writes very unusual lyrics though, which draw from a different tradition to the "good British guitar bands". It's Tony Hancock rather than Elvis or Howlin Wolf. And he seems to want to live in the world of Keats, Yeats, Coleridge and Baudillaire rather than do any traditional rock star stuff. I think his poetic sensibility is probably one source of his wider appeal. Reminds me of Morrissey quite a bit.

[@newforestpixie5297]

I’m being obvious but I want to say I think Peter & his band were unfortunate in being around at a time when almost every other popular cult or indie band in Britain were either dull ,very dull or strictly managed . The mainstream naughty boys like Oasis ,Amy & Robbie at least gave him some respite from the medias’ obsession !

[@revol148]

@newforestpixie5297 the problem with the Libertines was that they were primarily hype over substance (the NME simply couldn't get enough of them when they became bored of having Oasis on the front cover three times a month) - their debut album was good but not a masterpiece that their obsessive followers WANTED it to be. The constant rowing between the two front men, drugs, disappointing second album, constant cancellation of gigs just made matters worse.

[@revol148]

@@doves9204 any chance of listing them as I'm drawing a blank?

[@newforestpixie5297]

@@doves9204 I was already old being 37 in 2002 but working at a mates’ I heard his daughter playing Queens of the Stone Age & became engaged in new guitar music for 1st time in 10 years. Thing is ,my life had ended when having had babies in 1993 & more in 2000 i ended up only hearing.the repeated theme of Pingu or Thomas the Tank Engine for years ….

[@newforestpixie5297]

@@revol148 thanks for helping me understand the phenomenon of the Libertines. although I never bought tabloids you’re correct because I was out of the new music loop mainly due to domestic stuff & work radios just playing those on repeat songs as they still do today but the guys bought The Star etc & there was Pete on the front for sure. Those papers owe him & his missus big time then again they advertised him & the band so I guess it worked both ways…😁👍

[@newforestpixie5297]

@@revol148 ps thanks to the NME I did something in 1984 I’d never done before or since - bought a record ( or music for anyone young ) without actually hearing it , thanks to the unusually high standard of praise which reviewer Swells had given an album. He said it was the most exciting thing he’d heard since Never Mind the bollocks etc etc To be fair the title was so good , it should have been at least listenable . It was called Tell God I’m Here by a band called Hurrah ( this was 1984 ) . Next visit to our local record shop lo & behold amongst new pre recorded cassettes was the said album. If I tell you that Tell God I’m Here was like the band Pale Fountains on a dull day , that would sum it up. The guy must’ve been higher than the bloody moon when he’d reviewed it the dick. Worse still I was always high back then & it didn’t help make NMEs record of the week sound any better…Or if Cactus World News we’re a poor man’s’ U2 , Hurrah would’ve been their very dull uncle 😃

[@cathaldecourcey5804]

Are the baby shambles getting back together

[@pricejoss]

Youth is wasted on the young

[@andrewsewy]

hes probably one of the last meaningfull

[@James-th7wb]

Need an upscaled version

[@quartelli]

Is that Jamie Murray @52:42 with Kate Moss??

[@morganmensa5129]

@6:07 evidence why everything he says is poetry.

[@Stray1One]

Go on Pete lad! That song at the end! Beautiful,

[@scottosborne6770]

Carl had to do what he thought was best cause Pete was in a bad way. I’m sure he would have been there for Pete if he was willing to try and change and get away from the folk that were dragging him down.

[@kevichiking3563]

1:03:46 best song

[@normangish]

Roger Pomphrey, the film maker, was a brilliant geezer, fine guitarist and excellent filmmaker...making this film nearly killed him, flying close to the flame .....Pete Doherty was an asshole of giant proportions, a magnet for negativlty.....and the music was average, third generation rock that was heralded as new, groundbreaking....any smalltown wannabe band in the 60s/70s were as good...just listen, its all out there

[@emilyfrazier8392]

great watch

[@skillebekkxx]

18:44 like it that they play Evil Hearted You - the Yardbirds,

[@chrishockey5534]

Answer .. not a lot .

[@moosemaster96]

I love you but your green is a banger! Congrats to Pete on nearly 5 years of sobriety

[@steveb3504]

I knew Rob for a few years he has sadly now passed away.

[@thesmartway693]

:( I got told this yesterday.

[@damotheman4196]

@@thesmartway693 How did he pass mate do you know? I seen on the "dedicated to the memory of" page of "A likely lad" but can't remember it being mentioned in there.. (could be families wishes or solicitors or something of that ilk) I replied to a 4 year old comment of his a few wks back not knowing..

[@zammomaguire3835]

Was it drugs? Rob chev?

[@howareyou857]

This looks like at least 40 yrars ago

[@ProudhonKropotkin]

34:16 I wonder how many number ones this guy will end up having?

[@rigby7662]

Say what you want about pete but, he makes some crackin music

[@Eviction76]

One of the last true bohemians.

[@lw1zfog]

pffffft

[@Seven_forty_seven]

Hope he sorts himself out now otherwise he won't see his kids grow up

[@stjohnbee]

You know he has, right?

[@cj5273]

Amen brother, this guy won't live to see 30 the rate he's going

[@Seven_forty_seven]

@@stjohnbee not according to his recent Louis theroux ep

[@geoffsaunderson5766]

Can still make me laugh lol!

[@revol148]

0:34 influential ? To whom exactly ?

[@stjohnbee]

An entire generation

[@stjohnbee]

Have a little look here 35:51

[@stjohnbee]

You probably won’t reply. Or even see my comments. But if you do, and before you post your witty and very well planned response. just consider that just because you didn’t see a connection with him, it doesn’t mean that a lot of other people couldn’t.

[@revol148]

@@stjohnbee on the contrary - music is subjective and I'm certainly not here to tell anyone what to think. I simply question the assertion that "Pete" is influential on anyone now that the music industry generated hype has died down ! Both him and the Libertines were of a time and place (the barren post-Britpop wasteland) and in that void this style-over-substance collection of people entered the fray. I have also suggested elsewhere that part of the appeal of Doherty was his junkie persona - and girls especially love that - Sid Vicious was another one who milked that.

[@revol148]

@@stjohnbee yet not me - I saw the Libertines three times - two of which Pete the smack head had other things to do with his time - being on stage with his band was not high of the list of priorities....

[@Ian-bq7gp]

The tabloids are only good for using instead of bog roll in a squat

[@bartonknight2677]

What is a " bog roll in a squat" ? (dumb American) 🤠

[@Forget1987]

He reminds me alot of ian

[@stjohnbee]

Legacy

[@kyliewalker6647]

Isn’t that Bob Dylan’s song?

[@TheLibertinesArchive]

At what point?

[@ROC14088]

I was in a sort of rehab hospital with Pete and Wolveman in Portugal

[@revol148]

@ROC14088 you had a drugs problem as well? - incredible - I'm so impressed - please do share your pain ?

[@ROC14088]

@revol148 it's a very long story but I start smoking at 15 infection by i7 got clean at 30

[@revol148]

@@ROC14088Is was being sarcastic ! I'm a libertarian: please do what you want when you want as often as you want - I'm not here to judge. Ultimately it was YOUR choice to start taking drugs - please don't expect any sympathy from me for your own actions although of course I'm glad you have sorted yourself out to better health.

[@ROC14088]

@revol148 you misread me i wasn't looking for your sympathy, a tip sarcasm doesnt come across in text, "I'm a libertine" What a wanker

[@luisscrivs3695]

​@@revol148You aren't just a libertarian though are you? I'd add "asshole" to the list of things that you are.

[@CRAZYSCOTSMAN666]

Think any addicts out there watched in amazement as this Heroin addict walked about with his supermodel gf in Kate Moss and gave us all hope haha well if the skinny addict did it then....😂 Wonder if Pete was the inspiration for Blake ie the bf of Amy Winehouse?almost carbon Copy bt for the 1 detail bein Amy was a known user,whether Kate m was I dunno.she liked her Charlie but the h I dunno tbh

[@tieum8198]

Purée c’est pitoyable votre sous sous culture de trous de balles😂😂😂😂

[@HamptonFarly]

True….islinton was the place

[@Forget1987]

The libertine were always a good lot

[@GreatPlanet-c7o]

So England has no Dentists?

[@joshjwillway1545]

These are people that use loads of drugs lad you have it there too

[@rastamuff1]

No- it’s fashionable to have bad teeth here

[@TheLuigi69]

We do, they are to busy seeing to the dingy divers !

[@hannahashton5181]

Hrs the best

[@UserSykolad78.]

It was wolfman bigging him up more than what he was .He was in is prime and should of focused on carrer and life happiness joy . But wolf would have him crack houses all over south shame jhe a Qpr fan aswell., Talent tho on a big level.

[@CHOPPA78]

They made some good noise

[@KINGMONKEY1989]

I dont care what people say or have said about him Pete came along with The Libertines and us brits loved that old school Rock n Roll. And intrigued with the Sex Drugs and Rock n Roll lifestyle. Like Johnny Thunders in New York and his problems with Heroun but still writing great music Pete took it down the same root with Baby Shambles. Like Johnny who was a New York Doll before becoming a Heartbreaker. Thank god Pete got clean and is still making music with The Libs again. Forever sailing on the good ship Albion.

[@data1656]

Redrum

[@margieclarke6165]

F.**king Cool !!!!!

[@shanebeckett2890]

can a die hard tell mr if my suspicion is true and that was an opiate blocker micro chip implant near his groin when he says Well i cant havr heroin no more and shows that????

[@cocaandcigarettes]

He had an implant at the time (so what you see is a real one) but removed it (himself if I'm correct) some time later.

[@TheLibertinesArchive]

Yes, correct

[@mrmervinjminky1536]

This is cringey af 🤤👍

[@Whatsahandle4]

First like

[@morganmensa5129]

Whot the F is god?

[@angelicamimosa]

Peter: Posh Privileged git 🙄🤣🤣🤣!

[@melaniemeeoow]

Can anyone else please tell me what they think he is saying at 44:44?? It's driving me mad

[@Leo-dr4qm]

Pretentious

[@TheLibertinesArchive]

Yeah your comment is isn't it!

[@Leo-dr4qm]

@@TheLibertinesArchive nah it called overstanding

[@Tcoldsteel]

He’s a big fan of heroin, I hear

[@mrjasondylan]

You say you hear it's hardly a secret he's openly talked about for 20 years, now in 2023 he's totally heroin free and has been for about 3 yrs be lives in France is happily married and has gains about 20kg in weight so it's not hard to see he's clean.

[@DanielS10291]

I heard that too, word on the street 🤫

[@Tcoldsteel]

@@mrjasondylan good for him 👍🏻 I wish him well with his recovery.

[@TheLibertinesArchive]

No!!!! Where did you get this insider info!?

[@Tcoldsteel]

@@TheLibertinesArchive rumours, ya know. This was comment over a year ago and i should have said ‘He was’ instead of ‘He’s’, even at the time. This was a great documentary and I wish him all the best.