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The Leopard
24 Nov 15 21:45
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Julien Temple's documentary charting the remarkable story of former Dr Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson, who in 2012 was given less than a year to live following a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. Reflecting on his impending death, Johnson muses on the transformative power of mortality and determines to live out his remaining months playing music. He recorded an album with Roger Daltrey in just eight days and embarked on a series of farewell tours, but there was an unexpected twist in the tale

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RLKingPunter
When: 24 Nov 15 22:43
A very clever bloke, long may he live !
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kenny mann
When: 24 Nov 15 22:46
Wish I'd seen this earlier. Terrific man, showed great courage when he thought his pancreatic cancer was terminal, as it nearly always is.I've started a couple of threads paying tribute to his courage.
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The Leopard
When: 24 Nov 15 22:54
I player ....oc ....tends to dwell on death a bit though.
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kenny mann
When: 24 Nov 15 22:58
Yes, I've made a note to look for it on IPlayer.
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dambuster
When: 26 Nov 15 00:10
Watched it, excellent stuff
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Ibrahima Sonko
When: 26 Nov 15 08:16
Watched it too, Certainly makes a case for embracing what is left of life. I dont know his music but he is a very likeable chap.
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sixtwosix
When: 26 Nov 15 16:46
Top film , top man .....and Roger Daltrey as well .great stuff.
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