Personality Crisis: One Night Only (2023) Official Trailer | Documentary | SHOWTIME
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- PERSONALITY CRISIS: ONE NIGHT ONLY tells the definitive story of the culture-defying David Johansen, notorious ’70s glam punk lead singer of the New York Dolls. Framed around an intimate cabaret performance filmed in January 2020 at New York City’s storied Café Carlyle,
Co-directed by Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese and Emmy nominee David Tedeschi, and executive produced by Scorsese and Sikelia Productions with Brian Grazer, Ron Howard and Imagine Documentaries. Streaming with the Paramount+ with SHOWTIME plan.
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Personality Crisis: One Night Only (2023) Official Trailer | Documentary | SHOWTIME
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Wow. Just this trailer brought me to tears. David has been through so so much. He is such a wonderful, humble colorful human being.He’s truly an artist and he absolutely deserves a standing ovation from all of us.
agreed!!!
This man, in a room with Tom Waits... GOOD GOD! The music they could make together. Shame they've never collaborated. One can dream...
I "discovered" them when I was 16. I saw their first album in a bin and thought, WTF? Bought it,
and was instantly a fan. Long live the Dolls!
I found some of the best sounds while crate digging.
when i say I'm in love you best believe I'm in love, L-U-V!
Saw one of the world premiere screenings of this last October at the New York Film Festival, and I got to ask Scorsese and Johansen a question during the Q&A. It's a marvelous entertainment.
Looks amazing I do hope Martin one day makes a limited series on the dolls each one of them have a wild crazy story an so much influence it’s crazy to me it hasn’t been done yet
He has one about the Greateful Dead and it is just amaaaaaazing. Check it out, man.
That would be people.
He's highly underrated as a songwriter, especially some of his content with the reunited Dolls lineup. Perfect frontman for a rock and roll band. And marvelous storyteller.
I totally agree.
I shared the bill with David and the Dolls on many occasions. He was great then and he's great now.
Thomas Wynbrandt what band was that??
@@AlmostReady504 The Miamis
@Thomas I've heard of the Miamis, but don't know your music at all. Found a compilation and plan on purchasing! Kind of like "Milk n Cookies". Heard of these bands from "Rock Scene" rag. I bet you have alot of great stories-ever think of writing a book?
@@DCB728 Sure. Hard to find a publisher, though.
@@thomaswynbrandt746 Have you ever looked into Dey Street?
I still have a Hohner harmonica he threw and I caught during an epic show in San Diego in probably 1979. Song was "You Touched Me Too."
Mr. Johansen’s tenacity is admirable. IMO, he’s an artist’s artist; a man of many talents! I’m glad he’s getting the recognition he deserves. We should give people their flowers while they’re here!
Holy crap I was never a fan but after watching this, what a song writer!! Love the lounge singing routine, it was simply beautiful. It’s encouraged me to look through his music. Absolutely love the song MELODY.
Melody and Frenchette are the shizzniit. Not forgetting’Funky But Chic’, a single entendre on Funky Butt Cheeks, as in a prime derrière. His Spanish Rocketship Band album is genuinely brilliant Love him
I could not love this man, in any incarnation, more.
Word:)It's make me question my emotional installments on Dylan...
Got to see the NY Dolls play in the early 70s in Hollywood opening night at the Roxy. They were fantastic and beautifully dressed. They were supposed to play two shows thst night but were banned from playing the second show because some of the band members came out in the audience and stood on the tables while they played. One of the most entertaining shows I've ever seen! Johnny Thunders with his highly teased hair playing a Les Paul Jr. , Sylvain Sylvain playing a beautiful White Falcon, Killer Kane playing bass looking like a football hooker, Jerry Nolan playing beautiful drums and David J all dolled up wearing his stilettos all dolled up. Man those were the days!
The tone is impeccable - "It took us so long to grow up."
I saw David many times as David Johansen, including opening for The Who and The Clash at Shea Stadium, but I also saw him as Buster Poindexter in the Bottom Line.
This is probably as close to being jelly as I can get. What I’d give for a Time Machine armed with coordinates.
As the French would say,C'est Epoustaflant!Thank You Martin Scorcese,David Tedeschi,and above all David Johansen& his really lovely loving family,This really put some wind in my sails-to put it lightly-God Bless &Always Be Well to All those involved in bringing such a singular New York voice&total Bohemian Maverick who clearly dances to his own tune to light-I don't cry anymore-but I came close with this one,honest to Christ....
Morrisey gave me back back my car keys,as I was on my way to a Verve gig at the Mayan in Los Angeles-Book Soup-West Hollywood-just the facts -a total gentleman-God Bless Him In All Ways,Always,As Well..
The first time I ever saw him was as the ghost of Christmas past in Scrooged.
He was the taxi driver, right?
Well, who could be cooler than him? He's the man, admit it and go on with your life with your wealth and be forgotten!
Possibly the best film about music that I have ever seen. Johansen is so entertaining, both in his songs and his commentary, that I was simply riveted to his every move. The film has been out less than a year, and I have already viewed it several times. The true test of talent in a performer is, to me, that every subsequent viewing feels as new and fresh as the first time. And what great songs! Truly a magnificent artist...
I became a very early big fan of the NY Dolls just by reading a very exciting one page article about them,
published in July of '72 in the Melody Maker British weekly (the title of the piece was 'You Wanne Play House with the Dolls ?', and the journalist was Roy Hollingworth). So it took me more than one year to hear anything by the band, when their first album came out in the fall of '73. It was even better that I could even imagine ! I saw the three concerts they did in Paris by the end of that year, they were so marvellous ! One of those three concerts was for a great French TV show called POP 2, a concert
that was never aired, because the program stopped at the very same time. Do the filming tapes exist
somewhere ? ... Unfortunately, we will most probably never know. Also, I also remember reading late in 72 in the French music magazine Best that a French TV crew was doing a documentary about the band in New York, and that it had on be seen when it would appear on TV. Nothing ever came out of this.
Again, do those film tapes exist somewhere ? ... Only questions, but no answers ! ... 😢
Keep asking, hopefully the answer will find you.
@@DreamingInTechnicolor Yes, but those never seen filming tapes are around 50 years old. People who did tape or owned them are like between 70 and 80 years old. Where can they be today ? ;-)
@@B2BOOGIE72 I wonder, I would look for the house photographers from the venues, or people who had fanzines back in the day cause I think that was big in a punk scene, I would also look at like the promoters… Often times they would film stuff or take pictures of shows in order to promote the artist or the venue. I mean yeah maybe the individuals aren’t around but perhaps there’s like a warehouse or a room and filled with memorabilia that their family would like to unload who knows. I’m just brainstorming here. Feel free to Ignore me. 😂
@@DreamingInTechnicolor Bob Gruen photographer extraordinaire was one of them.
Arthurs story snd the film are heartbreaking.
Great Neil Breen impression at 1:06.
Some of the footage looks like it was shot at the Carlyle hotel in the Cabaret room. We saw him perform there about four years ago and although he is a legend to some degree I have to say that the show was somewhat disappointing. David looked like he was struggling to breathe and the ironic thing was that between songs he would whip out a vape and puff on it which I don’t think was probably a very wise choice
Love that Scorsese is doing this part of New Yorks history now.
Would love to see him do a CBGB movie.
Especially after that terrible one came out.
Must see: David J. as Gunther Toody in film version of Car 54 Where Are You. Silly but much underrated--and J. is GREAT as Toody.
I would know nothing of The Dolls W` out Morrissey - Love Them !
I watched it on Showtime, what a treat. I was a Dollls fan, loved Dave Johansson. What a transition to Buster Poin Dexter was a reinvention!
i loved him in Mr Nanny, he played the main villian, it was so friggin hilarious and amazing his performance😂😂😂😂
Best times of my life.....kuddos David
david looks younger in this trailer then 20 years back
That was great, Buster is a character and the world is lacking that now millennial days,, I’m a Queens boy same school as Johnny T. Ck out my band- NO PLACE TO PISS
#1 docu currently.
This looks amazing
It is-you need to screen it twice to let it sink in-it's really ineffable-David Johansen is agift from God...
Incredible group of producers and directors
SO bizzarre how I was thinking about him in recent days and this appears!!! So excited about it!
Excellent
So So So enjoyable, thanks for all you gave and a great reminiscing. 💜
He has a very interesting voice. Lol
Will Ferrell should make a comedy spoof movie based on this Documentary! It looks hilarious! LOL!
Loved both
Can this be viewed in France? Big Fan!!
love him
Only the good die young, BP lives.
I met him twice with 2 funny stories, I should have been interviewed
David, why the long face?
great
Inexpicable Maverick Tangentiality=David Johansen:)
Yaiee stiuu LABIN I E E?!
TG IDLE...
this dude
It's sad, that David Johansen is the last surviving member of the New York Dolls.
I wanna watch this because Morrissey is in it ❤❤
Any chance of a reunion of the original line up
That would be a little difficult as seeing to the fact that save Johansen, they're all dead.
😂😂😂
💓🔥🔥💓😎🚬🎶🎶
He was better actor
😎😎😎😎
He is interesting and worth a watch but this movie/doc is garbage.
boring