[dirtyvileHARRYuk]

worried about the boy



from what i no, i thought it would be thrilling,

but the boredom was filling.

music was not over ridding,

this was my conflict that was dividing.

even the relationship between the band,

the confusion made it so hard to understand.

the sex was a tiny feature,

when in reality, promiscuity, the 1980's was a main teacher.

now heroin is never controlled and tame,

pure destruction was highlighted as much as the fame.

there was only a briefe mention of wham,

infarct they were bitter rivals and boy george never gave george michael a homosexual slam.

i am not to sure if pulp fiction they tried to imitate,

was the start of the film the end, only more frustrate.

mathew horne in my eyes made a big mistake,

because just like gavin and lacey,his part was fake.

this documentary never showed the battle to become a star,

"do you really want to hurt me", producer, you left a scar.


not sure if anyone watched this last night but i do not feel it was one bit good at all and did not reflect true life or what boy george went through.
did anyone on bigbrother message board see it ?

[Crimson Dynamo]

I watched it for the music

romanticising that fat balloons life was inevitable

[osbaldwick]

Sadly the good times for him seem a distant memory. Such a waste

[arista]

Originally Posted by osbaldwick

Sadly the good times for him seem a distant memory. Such a waste

He is still has Talent
but needs to Stop Chaining Sexy Men to his Flat.

[xDramatick]

I saw this show!
I thought the acting was generally quite.. meh :|
Matthew Horne stood out & Marc Warren is consistently fantastic.

Wasn't bad though.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Darenn

I saw this show!
I thought the acting was generally quite.. meh :|
Matthew Horne stood out & Marc Warren is consistently fantastic.

Wasn't bad though.

this^^

[Beso]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

this^^

and me...