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Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains

John Lehne (Actor), David Clennon (Actor), Lou Adler (Director) Format: Blu-ray

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Genre	Comedy
Format	Import
Contributor	Lou Adler, David Clennon, Lou Lombardo, John Lehne, Diane Lane, Peter Donat, Joe Roth

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Corinne Burns (Diane Lane) is a typical frustrated teenager living in a nowhere town until she catches punk band the Looters. Bewitched by the whole punk scene, she and her fledgling band, the Stains, join the tour, and in no time at all become media magnets. The band forms a rabid following of young girls, while Corrine begins a relationship with Looters singer Billy (Ray Winstone). As the Stains get bigger and bigger, however, Corinne's ambition gets the better of her.Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains, never received a formal theatrical release and was only seen on late-night cable, poor-quality bootlegs, or on rare occasions at film festivals. Yet somehow this 1981 film about a trio of misfit teenage girls who start a punk band went on to inspire a generation of female rockers.Starring Diane Lane, Ray Winstone, Peter Donat, Laura Dern.Special Features and Technical Specs:High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentationAudio commentary by director Lou AdlerAudio commentary actors by Diane Lane and Laura DernNEW Audio Commentary by film critic/author Lee Gambin and musician/journalist Allison Wolfe (Bratmobile, host of "I'm In The Band" podcast and co-founder of the Riot Grrrl movement)NEW Video Essay By Film Historian Kat EllingerNEW Video essay by Sara Marcus (author of "Girls to the Front: The True Story of the Riot Grrrl Revolution")NEW Audio Interview with actor Marin KanterNEW Interview with actor Debbie RochonPhoto GalleryTheatrical TrailerOriginal Aspect Ratio 1.78:1Audio English LPCM 2.0 / DTS-HD 5.1 audioEnglish subtitlesLimited Edition slipcase on the first 1500 copies with unique artwork.

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Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.85 x 5.35 x 0.67 inches; 3.53 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Lou Adler
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Import
Release date ‏ : ‎ December 16, 2022
Actors ‏ : ‎ John Lehne, David Clennon, Diane Lane, Peter Donat
Producers ‏ : ‎ Joe Roth, Lou Lombardo
Studio ‏ : ‎ Imprint
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0BCX3CVL5
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ Australia
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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George Lundskow

Forgotten Gem!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 11, 2022

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I saw this movie many times on late night TV back in the day. I don't remember it ever appearing in theaters. Watching it again takes me back to to the early 80s, to the dissonant underground fighting (though not usually intentionally) against the Reagan right-wing revolution of the era. The movie really captures the feeling of the early 80s counterculture, its struggle for authenticity and its internal contradictions (sometimes humorous). The movie also captures the feelings of the period, that the bright and happy future of morning again in America was only for a select few elites, and their willing enablers and wannabes, the yuppies. The movie is about the emotions that arise from bleak social conditions, and not a political-economic analysis of those conditions. They purposely made it look like a low-budget movie as if filmed through a hand-held video camera, yet, the framing, composition, camera angles, and editing reveal a skilled director (Lou Adler) and writer (Nancy Dowd) who effectively portray the struggle for identity and meaning (with the care that a decent budget allows). Diane Lane is perfect as the lead, with Ray Winstone as a rival/mentor musician, whose band consists of Paul Cook and Steve Jones from the Sex Pistols, and Paul Simonon from the Clash.

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A. Thurston

Cult film that helped launch Diane Lane and Laura Dern

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 24, 2012

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I'd heard about this film but like it's been noted it got lost in the shuffle and also never was released on VHS .It's an okay to good film hurt by a amateur feel to it and some weak writing .The premise is simple enough angry,disillusioned teenager Corinne "3rd Degree" Burns has become a cause celeb on the local tv circuit.Her mother just died leaving Corrine and her sister living with an Aunt who could care less about them. They live in a small nowhere town where nobody looks to have a bright future. This is not uncommon in films dealing with teenagers I could rattle off a list off the top of my head. Corrine wants to be somebody( don't we all?) and has started a band called The Stains( there were several real band with that name BTW) with her sister and cousin.Oh I forgot to mention Corrine is played by a young 14/15 year old Diane Lane and her sister is played by Marin Kanter and her cousin by Laura Dern. In an only in a movie way the girls attend a local gig headlined by the washed up rock band Metal Corpses led by Tubes singer Fee Waybill.The opening act is the Looters featuring Steve Jones and Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols and Paul Simonon of the Clash. The singer is Ray Winstone channeling Johnny Rotten much like Shane West did Darby Crash in the film What we Do Is Secret. One of the Metal corpses actually becomes a corpse(OD) and they are off the tour. Tour Manager Lawn Boy needing another act quick selects the unproven Stains much to the chagrin of Ray and the other Looters. Since this is a movie not reality the Stains with no drummer and only 3 practices under their belts become a hit.Corrine coins the catch phrase "We Don't Put Out" which other young girls and a local tv personality take a liking to. Lawn Boy is kind of a Rasta Morgan Freeman i.e the stereotypical wise black man surrounded by crazy white people.Lawn Boy and to an extent Ray predict that the Stains will become big but that they are just a gimmick that will soon be forgotten. Ray tries mentoring young Corrine after initially hating the idea of having the Stains tour with them. They have a quick fling which is controversial in that Lane was well under 18 and Winstone was not and the idea of a older man having sex in the shower with a jail bait girl is kind of edgy or creepy.To further her career Corrine stabs Ray in the back stealing the Looters best song and changing it to a Stains song.In a footnote here the song The Professionals was written by Steve Jones and he and Paul Cook were in a band of the same name together after the Sex Pistols decline. Anyhow like predicted the Stains burn out quick and Corrine is left on the outs getting booted from her own band. The Stains go on without her. I assume the Looters lasted awhile as well and Corrine is left to fend for herself at the end. I guess this film isn't a million miles away from Times Square another film of the era (early 80's) about a punk rock girl who's in a band and wants to be somebody. That film while flawed and lacking punk cred is a much better film as far as acting,music and directing goes. Still as an essay on the folly of teenage rebellion and angst.the ability to become a star on a gimmick as opposed to having talent,over staying your welcome and the can do/do it yourself mindset of the punk rock movement The Fabulous Stains scores there.If you like punk rock and want to see a young star in the making (and Winstone is good too) then Ladies & Gentlemen I present to you The Stains.

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One of My All-Time Faves! So Grateful It Was Finally Re-Released

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 26, 2015

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This is one of a handful of films ("Over the Edge" is another) that pretty literally changed my life as a teenager & shaped my life's path musically and otherwise ever after. First saw this film on its first run on The Movie Channel way back in the early '80s. Taped it back then and carried that VHS around for many years until the tape finally broke, and by then the film had gone out of print commercially. Was so glad to hear a few years ago it was being re-released, & glad to own a copy now. It really hasn't grown dated like a lot of movies of that era & the "message" of the movie is the same, and one of the best soundtracks ever. With all the legendary musicians involved, legendary actors involved (a very young Ray Winstone, Diane Lane & Laura Dern) and such a fine soundtrack and story, this one's a keeper. My significant other (another child of the '80s) watched it for the first time with me after I bought it and he loved it. If you're our age you'll likely love it, and I think there's probably a whole generation of pre-teens, teenagers and twentysomethings now that will dig it like I did. Do yourself a favor & don't miss this one!

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babyday

Cult classic!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 26, 2012

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I had never even heard of this before i got the dvd so it was a great find! Starring Diane lane as angsty teen Corinne'third degree'burns,who along with her sister & cousin (Laura dern) forms punk rock band The stains.Although they have questionable talent they soon embark on a tour with burnt out rockers The metal corpses & british punk rockers The looters (featuring Ray winstone as lead singer).With attitude & style to match,The stains find themselves propelled into the spotlight with an army of adoring fans.But will fame last or are they just the latest fad? Excellent cynical movie about the music industry which sees Diane lane in one of her finest roles.
Also features an excellent soundtarck,this is an instant cult classic.Cant wait to hear the commentary (on the special features) with Diane & Laura dern!

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LAIDBACK LINCOLN LAD

Rare film

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 8, 2014

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Saw first on sky. had sky plussed it but unhelpful housemate deleted,
Taken me 10 years to get

Worth the wait

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G. Rees

Terrible.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on December 2, 2013

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Despite the presence of two of the original Pistols, whoever made this film clearly wasn't "there" for punk nor understood it. The film is contrived but I hope the Steve Jones and Paul Cook managed to pocket at least a little of the filthy lucre. What as Laura Dern thinking!

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