Thursday 22 January 2015

‘Midnight of my Life’ – a short film about Steve Marriott


The organisers of this film say, “Just a little update about a previous post regarding the planned Steve Marriott short film ‘Midnight of My Life’. We are delighted to say that the film got the full amount needed to be funded” and they have just announced that Martin Freeman has agreed to be a part of the project subject to other commitments.

Undoubtedly one of the greatest front men in Rock and Roll history, Marriott, who died at the age of 44 in a house fire, is someone whose story needs to be told. While this project, ‘Midnight of My Life – A Short Film About Steve Marriott’, may not go into every detail of his life it is definitely a project that fans of Marriott should be supporting. 

The recent, sad passing of Ian McLagan brought the Small Faces back into the public eye and reminded us all of just how special this band was. 


The film will be directed by none other than Phil Davis who we all remember in his iconic role as Chalky in Quadrophenia or maybe even his directing of the 1995 film I.D . which explored the world of football violence. Davis is just one of the team that are dedicated to getting this project off the ground and you can find out more about the others on their site, you can find the URL at the bottom of the page. 

The film used the crowdfunding platform, CrowdShed, to raise the money meaning that if you had pledged a certain amount and the final target wasn’t reached then no money would have been taken. In order to entice people to put money to the project there were certain rewards depending on how much you pledged such as film downloads, posters and T Shirts as well as the opportunity to be in the film among others. 

The aforementioned URL (with Steve Marriott’s name incorrectly spelt, just as happened on the tickets for the 2nd Mod Aid Alldayer) is: - 

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