The Who’s 1973 album inspired this story of rivalry between Mods and Rockers in ’60s London., This film version of the Who’s rock opera Quadrophenia makes a few tentative stabs at “explaining” the alienation of 1960s British working-class youth, but its major selling point is its nonstop rock-and-R&B musical score, including the hit single “Love Reign O’er Me.” Phil Daniels (replacing the original opera’s Roger Daltrey) plays Jimmy, a member of a well-dressed, drugged-up teenaged gang called the Mods, forever duking it out with the cycle-punk Rockers. The rivalry between the two gangs comes to a head during three tempestuous days in the seaside town of Brighton. Here Jimmy makes love to lovely local Steph (Leslie Ash), and forges a strong friendship with unofficial Mod leader Ace Face (Sting). A series of disappointments and setbacks in his own London neighborhood convinces Jimmy to return to Brighton to pick up the pieces. If you aren’t fascinated by the visual pyrotechnics of Quadrophenia, just close your eyes and revel to the soundtrack music of the Who, James Brown, Marvin Gaye, the Chiffons, Manfred Man, and many others., Seminal cult film about tough working-class lad Jimmy, who escapes the boredom of his everyday life by hanging out with the snappily-dressed mods, riding scooters, popping pills, and fighting the hated rockers on the beaches of Brighton. Adapted from The Who’s acclaimed album, with stunning performances from a relatively inexperienced cast., Cult classic drama starring Phil Daniels as Jimmy, a Mod in the 1960s whose pursuits include women, music and trouble. He finds the latter on a weekend jaunt to Brighton with his fellow scooter-riding, parka-wearing friends when the Mods meet the Rockers for a seaside showdown, The Who’s 1973 album inspired this story about a clash between Mods and Rockers in ’60s London. The rivalry between the two gangs comes to a head during three tempestuous days in the seaside town of Brighton., Indisputably the mod movie, based on the Who’s rock opus. Phil Daniels, in between having a fling with Leslie Ash, leads his be-scootered mob on a Bank Holiday ride to Brighton for the then-traditional clash with the rockers., Cult drama adapted from The Who’s acclaimed album. Tough working-class lad Jimmy escapes the boredom of his everyday life by hanging out with the snappily dressed mods – riding scooters, popping pills and fighting the rockers on the beaches of Brighton., The Who wrote and produced this energetic story of a young man disillusioned with his life in 1960s London. Phil Daniels excels as the alienated anti-hero Jimmy Cooper., Cult drama adapted from The Who’s acclaimed album. Tough working-class lad Jimmy escapes the boredom of his everyday life by hanging out with the snappily dressed mods – riding scooters, popping pills and fighting the rockers on the beaches of Brighton. Dir: Franc Roddam., Cult classic drama starring Phil Daniels as Jimmy, a Mod in the 1960s whose pursuits include women, music and trouble. He finds the latter on a weekend jaunt to Brighton with his fellow scooter riding, parka-wearing friends when the Mods meet the Rockers for a seaside showdown. The all-British supporting cast includes Leslie Ash, Ray Winstone, Michael Elphick and Sting.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Quadrophenia ” ?
A: The main cast includes Phil Daniels,Leslie Ash,Philip Davis,Mark Wingett,Garry Cooper,Toyah Willcox,Sting,Trevor Laird,Gary Shail,Kate Williams,Michael Elphick,Ray Winstone,Kim Neve,Benjamin Whitrow,Daniel Peacock,Jeremy Child,John Phillips,Timothy Spall,Olivier Pierre,George Innes,John Bindon,P.H. Moriarty,Hugh Lloyd,Gary Holton,Franc Roddam,Gillian Gregory,Martin Stellman,Dave Humphries,Pete Townshend,John Peverall,John Entwistle,Patsy Pollock,David Gideon Thomson,Simon Holland,Sean Barton,Roger Daltrey,Keith Moon,Brian Tufano,Mike Taylor.
Q: When Did the “Quadrophenia” Released?
A: The Movie “Quadrophenia” originally aired on 1980-04-02 and released in the year of 1979.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Quadrophenia” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Quadrophenia” ?
A: “Quadrophenia” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
