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    Lambert and Stamp

    A documentary that reveals how the unlikely partnership between aspiring filmmakers Christopher Stamp and Kit Lambert produced one of the greatest rock bands in history: The Who.
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    James D. Cooper. Director of Lambert and Stamp
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  • Critic Reviews of "Lambert and Stamp"

    Philadelphia Inquirer
    May 21, 2015

    Opens the window on a pivotal time in 1960s (and early 1970s) pop culture.

    Detroit News
    May 15, 2015

    Lambert and Stamp are at least a bit fascinating, or at least somewhat interesting. But this film runs nearly two hours. They are at best an hour-and-a-half's worth of interesting.

    Chicago Sun-Times
    May 14, 2015

    Lambert & Stamp is at its best when it chronicles the high-wire act of the band's early years, as the pair guided the band through ever-greater levels of success.

    Chicago Reader
    May 14, 2015

    An engrossing business story that approaches the band as a showbiz concern, recognizing the two managers as full creative partners and probing their relationships with the fractious musicians.

    Globe and Mail
    May 08, 2015

    You might call this a business story. But I call it a love story, and I think director Cooper might, too.

    Seattle Times
    May 07, 2015

    Who fans will be this film's biggest audience, but the storytelling is limited by the fact that Lambert died in 1981 (of alcohol and drug abuse).

    Film Ireland Magazine
    May 12, 2016

    Cooper's cinematic scrapbook captures a relentless whirlwind of explosive rock history, in which a non-linear narrative and slick cinematography rollicks furiously through the decades, rooting the audience directly in the band's volcanic timeline.

    SF Weekly
    January 01, 2016

    Though it's not just for Who fans, those well-versed in the band will enjoy picking out some of the more obscure, copyright-friendly songs used in the appropriately loud soundtrack.

    NOW Toronto
    December 18, 2015

    Lambert played an essential role in encouraging Pete Townshend's songwriting, which is an important tidbit, but most of the info here won't be new to Who fans. That early footage, on the other hand, is documentary gold.

    Capital Times (Madison, WI)
    August 21, 2015

    "A fresh and invigorating film that avoids many of the clichés of the 'rockumentary.'"

    Seven Days
    June 24, 2015

    Cinematographer James D. Cooper makes his directorial debut with this entertaining, if incomplete, account of how the six men made it together as far as the creation of the rock opera Tommy before self- destructing.

    Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
    June 21, 2015

    I did not think a documentary about The Who could possibly surprise me.

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