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A brave open hearted, no holds barred production by Phillip Schofield. My guess is that he has relieved his psyche from a life time of issues and events with the objective of deep self brain cleansing. I applaud his stance. As far as this programme is concerned who can argue with his personal critique. His own input, thoughts, actions and honesty, which all seem to be absolutely plausible, and it is from that direction that I admire this very straightforward movie / documentary about himself. How many people are prepared to be so brutally honest about themselves these days … In summary well done Phillip and your Crew as I admire your obvious stance on giving yourself wholeheartedly to the production. Furthermore I find the whole filming and production a very entertaining period of viewing. Bravo.

This is a dazzling, intricate, intoxicating movie. If I said that it’s my kind of drama then I have surprised myself because it hits hard on the emotions at times whilst also having daring twists and turns that certainly kept me glued to it. It will probably take me another once or twice to take in all of the plot but that will be a bonus. Last, but by no means least, the acting is superb from the seasoned professionals to the younger members of the cast.

It is a truly delightful film and has so much relevant content that I’m fairly sure would resonate with those of us in advanced years. However, I think that it could also appeal to the younger generation by nature of the storyline, actors and nuances. The cast, who are mainly classical actors, are superb. Billy Connelly, as an actor, brings the same professionalism and fun to this as he has done to comedy during his special career. Dustin Hoffman as the Director further demonstrates the extent of his immense talents.