Philip “Doc” Jordan

He truly documented key events in his life in this "Bio-Pic." Going over his personal demons, fears, good times along with the bad which haunted him until his timely death on Christmas Day of 2016. Being a long time fan of WHAM! / George Micheal trying to follow his career and personal life was difficult with the limited resources. This was an eye opener for me to be able to piece together with what seemed confusing to me at the time. This documentary ties the knot and fills in a lot of blanks which he kept locked up to himself and his inner circle. You cannot help to wonder what his life would have been like had he been more open about who he truly was to the world and not to mention being honest to himself. As a performer his flamboyancy persona gave himself away but what he left behind may not have been a new generation of talent given his chosen life style. He left behind both a blueprint of his life in a documentary and three and half decade career's worth of music for us to remember his "voice of an angle" to feed our souls for generations.

This movie came out about the time The Karate Kid III was out. I never watched it in the theaters but saw this movie a lot on TV when it was on cable. It is considered to be "old fashion" today as the movie is approaching 30 years old. But the story behind the movie is nothing like you see today (2019). Never really seen Jay Leno in any other movie, only a fill in for Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show before he took over the show full time. It was interesting to see a comedian "act" in a movie playing a detective trying to help a foreigner (Pat Morita) find a stolen turbo prototype. Investigator Fujitsuka Natsuo look at "american life" in the late 80's was hysterical. I thought this was a classic movie from the 80's that would outlive time but seems to have been forgotten about. This movie is a testimony on how people from two very different worlds can set aside their differences and work with two minds towards one objective to find in the end they have more in common than they thought and wind up being friends in the end.