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Stoned (2005)

Stoned (2005)
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The final days of one of the truly legendary figures of British rock & roll are explored in this biographical drama, which marks the directorial debut of veteran producer Stephen Woolley. Brian Jones (played by Leo Gregory) was one of the founding members of the Rolling Stones, and his incisive blues guitar style, broad range of musical influences, and striking blond good looks helped establish him as part of the true royalty of the British music scene. But by 1969, Jones' life had begun to spiral out of control; his appetite for drugs made him wildly unreliable, his arrests for possession of marijuana prevented the Stones from touring the United States, his bandmates Mick Jagger (Luke de Woolfson) and Keith Richards (Ben Whishaw) had grown tired of working with him (and envious of the attention he received in the press), and his longtime paramour Anita Pallenberg (Monet Mazur) had become involved with fellow Stone Richards. Worried about Jones' drug abuse, the band's tour manager, Tom Keylock (David Morrissey), hires middle-aged carpenter Frank Thorogood (Paddy Considine) to do some repairs at Jones' estate, but also asks him to look after the musician and try to keep him away from dope. Keylock underestimates the power of Brian's personality, and before long, the straight-arrow Thorogood is Jones' household manservant and partner in hedonism, through Thorogood begins to chafe at the emotional games Jones enjoys playing with his new companion. Stoned was adapted in part from three different books on Brian Jones and the Rolling Stones as well as recently uncovered interviews with people who claim to have been involved in Brian Jones' death. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Leo GregoryPaddy Considine, (more)
Director(s):
Stephen Woolley
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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The final days of one of the truly legendary figures of British rock & roll are explored in this biographical drama, which marks the directorial debut of veteran producer Stephen Woolley. Brian Jones (played by Leo Gregory) was one of the founding members of the Rolling Stones, and his incisive blues guitar style, broad range of musical influences, and striking blond good looks helped establish him as part of the true royalty of the British music scene. But by 1969, Jones' life had begun to spiral out of control; his appetite for drugs made him wildly unreliable, his arrests for possession of marijuana prevented the Stones from touring the United States, his bandmates Mick Jagger (Luke de Woolfson) and Keith Richards (Ben Whishaw) had grown tired of working with him (and envious of the attention he received in the press), and his longtime paramour Anita Pallenberg (Monet Mazur) had become involved with fellow Stone Richards. Worried about Jones' drug abuse, the band's tour manager, Tom Keylock (David Morrissey), hires middle-aged carpenter Frank Thorogood (Paddy Considine) to do some repairs at Jones' estate, but also asks him to look after the musician and try to keep him away from dope. Keylock underestimates the power of Brian's personality, and before long, the straight-arrow Thorogood is Jones' household manservant and partner in hedonism, through Thorogood begins to chafe at the emotional games Jones enjoys playing with his new companion. Stoned was adapted in part from three different books on Brian Jones and the Rolling Stones as well as recently uncovered interviews with people who claim to have been involved in Brian Jones' death. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
102 mins

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Director(s):
Stephen Woolley
Writer(s):
Neal PurvisRobert Wade
Producer(s):
Finola DwyerStephen Woolley
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Violence, Substance Abuse, Sexual Situations, Profanity, Adult Situations, Nudity)
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    C. G.

    I was curious about Brian Jones, but the movie did not really enlighten me. Most of the movie follows Jones in his stoned washed up stage, where he just sits around does nothing. The movie tries to make a big deal out of his death, but it was too little too late. I understand he was a very talented musician, but apparently the makers of this film decided to spend *very* little time focusing on it. Also, be warned.....there is a lot of wang in this movie.

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    Bryan B.

    Very entertaining. A good movie that keeps your interest. Unrated for a reason: tons of sex, drugs and rock n' roll. It did, although, leave me wanting to know more about the other members of the band... Mick, Keith. They were just background. Not a whole lot of Stones tunes either. Definetly a worthwhile rent, though!

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    Leslie G.

    I should have been leery when High Times Magazine gave it a "high" review. The unrated drug and sex scenes actually isn't that bad, what bothered me is the movie left too many unanswered questions. I think it tries too hard to shock but didn't go for substance.

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