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Boy George is to feature in a one-off documentary for BBC Choice titled Gimme A Freak. It follows him during the making of his upcoming Musical Taboo, from the formation of the concept in 2000 to the opening night in January 2002.
He speaks openly about subjects such as homosexuality, the Beatles and the Labour Party. His mother re-lives his rise to fame and the worst days of his drug abuse.
The cameras then follow Boy George out to tbiza to witness him in his role as an International DJ.
Contributors to the programme include two central characters in the play, Marilyn, Boy George's long term tempestuous ex-boyfriend and club entrepreneur extraordinaire Philip Sallon. The glamorous Marilyn swigs on a bottle of tequila while spilling the beans on his and George's stormy relationship. Philip, on the other hand, bitches his way through the documentary, turning up to supper dressed in a Britannia number accessorised with shaving foam.
Gimme A Freak airs on February 3rd at 10pm on BBC Choice
He speaks openly about subjects such as homosexuality, the Beatles and the Labour Party. His mother re-lives his rise to fame and the worst days of his drug abuse.
The cameras then follow Boy George out to tbiza to witness him in his role as an International DJ.
Contributors to the programme include two central characters in the play, Marilyn, Boy George's long term tempestuous ex-boyfriend and club entrepreneur extraordinaire Philip Sallon. The glamorous Marilyn swigs on a bottle of tequila while spilling the beans on his and George's stormy relationship. Philip, on the other hand, bitches his way through the documentary, turning up to supper dressed in a Britannia number accessorised with shaving foam.
Gimme A Freak airs on February 3rd at 10pm on BBC Choice
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