Slade in Flame [Dual Format]

Described as 'the Citizen Kane of British pop movies' by critic Mark Kermode, Slade in Flame both confounded and delighted

audiences when it was released in 1975, at the height of the legendary glam-rock band's success. Starring the band

themselves, this was a music film like no other.

Charting the rise and fall of a pop group at the end of the 1960s - from bold beginnings in seedy clubs to booze-addled

endings in spectacular stadiums - this darkly cynical, warts-and-all portrait of a band in freefall amidst the music-industry

suits who want a piece of the pie, was not what anybody was expecting.

Acclaimed as a stone-cold bona-fide cult classic over subsequent decades, and boasting a razor-sharp screenplay, superb

performances and a power-packed foot-stomping soundtrack, Slade in Flame has been newly remastered by the BFI from

the best available 35mm materials for its first ever release on Blu-ray.

Extras

· Newly remastered by the BFI and presented in High Definition and Standard Definition

· Newly recorded audio commentary with director Richard Loncraine and film critic Mark Kermode

· Make Way For Noddy (2025, 9 mins): actor Tom Conti discusses the making of Slade in Flame

· Noddy Holder Interview (2002, 54 mins): Noddy speaks to broadcaster Gary Crowley in the uncut, full-length version

of an interview that later featured in The Making of Slade in Flame

· The Making of Slade in Flame (2007, 58 mins): recorded for the film's original DVD release and featuring interviews

with all four members of Slade, director Richard Loncraine and actor Tom Conti, this documentary tells the story of

Slade in Flame from its inception to its London premiere.

· This Week: Men's Fashions (1973, 10 mins): meet Tommy Nutter, the rebel tailor of Savile Row, as flamboyant

fashions get thoroughly road-tested in this glam 1970s fashion short

· Original theatrical trailer (1975)

· Trailer (2025)

· Slade in Frame – a collection of promotional images from the film’s original release