Reviews

Crossroads was a bit of an institution in its day but this comes across as a story of a 'celeb' who thinks she's untouchable until she realises she isn't. If this is meant to present the 'real' Noele Gordon, then it does her no favours whatsoever. An egotistical, self-centred narcissist who seems to believe that the entire entertainment world revolves around her. All we're left with is a petulant diva with an over-inflated sense of her own importance. If this is meant to be an accurate portrayal of events as they happened, how on earth did anyone think that this was a story worth telling? Surely there are more interesting stories worth telling?

The fact that this film got made, let alone the subject matter, explains the depths to which the UK has sunk.

A bit of a mess of a film, really. Doesn't really follow the plot of the book and is of limited appeal to anyone not well versed in the patois used in the film. I spent most of it wondering what the hell was going on.

For enthusiasts only.