End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones (2003)

Awards
- 2 nominations total

Top cast59

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Rick Rubin

Self - producer

Tommy Ramone

Self

Dee Dee Ramone

Self - Dee Dee Ramone
(as Douglas Colvin)

Johnny Ramone

Self

Joey Ramone

Self - Joey Ramone
(as Jeff Hyman)

The Stooges

Themselves
(archive footage)

Ricky Salem

Self - neighborhood friend

Charlotte Lesher

Self - Joey's mother

Mark Ralin

Self - neighborhood friend

Mickey Leigh

Self - Joey's brother

Legs McNeil

Self - co-founder of Punk Magazine

Ramones

Themselves
(archive footage)
(as The Ramones)

Roberta Bayley

Self - CBGB door person…

Arturo Vega

Self - Ramones art director

Monte Melnick

Self - Ramones tour manager

John Holmstrom

Self - co-founder of Punk Magazine

Clem Burke

Self - Blondie

Chris Stein

Self - Blondie

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Quotes
Danny Fields: [regarding Joey] And all of a sudden, girls were paying attention to him. Girls who weren't on medication.

Connections
Features Punking Out (1978)

Soundtracks
Blitzkrieg Bop
Written by Dee Dee Ramone (as Douglas Colvin) and Tommy Ramone (as Thomas Erdelyi); also credited Joey Ramone (as Jeffrey Hyman) and Johnny Ramone (as John Cummings),
Performed by Ramones
Published by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP)
o/b/o/ Itself and Taco Tunes, Inc. (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Sire Records
By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing

what a laugh I had watching this film ! It's ridiculous that a band like The Ramones haven't got a proper DVD with their videos etc etc . . . and the documentary even though hasn't got any video as such has great interviews with Dee Dee (Uber Cool he is and funny as . . .) Johnny ( never though he was such an idiot), Joey ( a darling that never said anything bad about anyone), Marky and the rest of the musicians...and Areturo Vega the designer of their logo and official Ramones website and merchandising.

The early footage from the CBGB (1970 ish) it's incredibly funny and endearing along with arguments on stage that will make you laugh till you die, they were really excellent.

I am just a fan of this band and I will always have them close to my heart for their music, their attitude, their sense of humour and above all they cheer me up when I am down and this film just made me feel even closer to them.