When Jim Batts reviewed LAMBERT & STAMP here at We Are Movie Geeks, he wrote: “This film is a terrific overview of the career of a remarkable duo and the band they helped turn into superstars, but more importantly, it’s a trippy time machine back to a seemingly simpler time…..” – read all of Jim’s review HERE
Jim is not the only one who liked LAMBERT & STAMP!
Rob Nelson at Variety declared:
“James D. Cooper’s impeccably directed debut is a definitive screen bio of The Who and its rock operatic rise.”
Katie Van Syckle at Rolling Stone wrote:
“The film feels like a night hanging out with the legendary managers.”
LAMBERT & STAMP is the remarkable story of the unlikely partnership between aspiring filmmakers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp, who managed and developed the band we now know as The Who. Directed by James D. Cooper, the film follows the directors as they compare notes on film, music and frustrated ambitions, forging a friendship and collaboration along the way.
LAMBERT & STAMP will be debuting on Blu-ray, DVD & Digital HD Tuesday, August 18
Check out this clip from the film:
And here’s LAMBERT & STAMP director James D. Cooper talking about the making of his film:
The LAMBERT & STAMP Blu-ray is loaded with extras:
- Never-Before-Seen Archival Footage of The Who (Blu-ray Exclusive)
- The Who in Finland
- The Who Promotional Film 1967
- Where The Action Is
- Call Me Lightning
- Commentary with James D. Cooper
- Q&A with Henry Rollins & Director James D. Cooper
