Stella's story told on TV

Stella's story told on TV Jul 2 2003

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FASHION designer Stella McCartney unveils her life story in a
television documentary tonight.

Exclusive footage, dating back to 1985, will feature in the programme
looking at the influence her childhood as the daughter of former
Beatle Sir Paul McCartney had on her creative talent as well as
following her whole career.

Models, friends and fashion figures, including Kate Moss, Gwyneth
Paltrow and Anna Wintour of American Vogue magazine, all talk about
her life and work.

Imagine . . . Stella's Story is on BBC1 at 10.35pm.

Sounds cool, but am I the only one who thinks it funny that it's her "life story" when she's in her early 30's and really has only just started out? I don't mean this only of Stella, but of anyone who tells their life story at a young age.

I wish I had BBC!

Originally Posted By beatlebangs1964:
I wish I had BBC!

<font size="2" face="Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif">Me too! I always miss out on the good stuff!

Is the name of the special actually "Imagine...Stella's Story?"

Originally Posted By Lynner:
Sounds cool, but am I the only one who thinks it funny that it's her "life story" when she's in her early 30's and really has only just started out? I don't mean this only of Stella, but of anyone who tells their life story at a young age.

<font size="2" face="Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif">Lol...I agree, Lynn. I liken it to when Leanne Rhimes said she wanted to be someone that teens could look up to, when she was what...14 at the time? Just strikes me as funny, that's all. [img]graemlins/teeth1.gif[/img]

-lennon4

The programme was very interesting, there was some great footage of her playing around with linda, it looked as though it was filmed near to the end of her life so was quite sad. The whole programme was a sort of video diary of her life from when she was at designer college to present day, it was more about her design work rather than her personal life.

There wasnt much about her dad. In fact i think most of the programme was dedicated to proving that she is a talent in her own right, and not just because of her "famous dad", which is justified.

She seems a very clever and talented woman, and the programme was

She seems a very clever and talented woman, and the programme was well put together as most of BBC's documentarys are

Darny,
Thanks for the mini review. Sounds like we missed a good show.