Digital Dreams

TV Movie
1983
1h 12m

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This fanciful film playfully documents Wyman's celebrated life. From his impoverished childhood of England. through the early years of the Stones, to his relationship with longtime girlfrien... Read allThis fanciful film playfully documents Wyman's celebrated life. From his impoverished childhood of England. through the early years of the Stones, to his relationship with longtime girlfriend Astrid and his current obsession with computers.This fanciful film playfully documents Wyman's celebrated life. From his impoverished childhood of England. through the early years of the Stones, to his relationship with longtime girlfriend Astrid and his current obsession with computers.

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5.3/10

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[Foreword] The film you are about to see has been adapted from the computerised diaries of Bill Wyman. We would like to dedicate it to all archivists and diary writers - may your pens never run dry or your floppy discs be erased.

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Miss You
Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Performed by The Rolling Stones

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8/10

Bill Wyman's delightful digital diaries

"Digital Dreams" is a surreal account of Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman's attempts to computerize his life's experiences in spite of his wife's and various acquaintances nagging and interfering. Full of dry humor and interesting characters played by James Coburn, Patrick Moore, Richard O'Brien and Stanley Unwin, this film is a must for serious fans of The Rolling Stones in general and Bill Wyman in particular. The specialized animation of Pink Floyd's "The Wall"'s Gerald Scarfe lends the film an added dream like quality. The movie includes many subtle references to various aspects of Wyman's life during his time with the Stones. Charlie Watts and his wife Shirley as well as Bill's son Stephen and ladyfriend Astrid at the time are also on hand to assist but mostly hinder Bill in his quest. I highly recommend this film to anyone with an interest in the subject matter.