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I Want to Be Famous

1976, English. Directed by Roger Lambert.

The uncertainties of childhood.

Eleven-year-old Steve is the smallest boy in class. He thinks girls are soppy, detests football and prefers painting. To alleviate his loneliness, he occasionally escapes into an excitingly violent fantasy realm of his own creation. His best mate Stuart is the only solid thing in a comfortless world where people argue too much… usually about Steve.

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Released
7 July 1976
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
Roger Lambert
difficult childhoodmale friendshiplonelinessparentsviolent fantasiesboyhoodchild sexuality

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I Want to Be Famous runs 40 minutes (0h 40m).

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I Want to Be Famous isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 7 July 1976. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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Who directed I Want to Be Famous?

I Want to Be Famous (1976) was directed by Roger Lambert and stars Stephen Bratt, Stuart Elliot, Andy Gough.

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