You Think You Really Know Me: The Gary Wilson Story
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Twenty-five years ago, Gary Wilson recorded a strangely brilliant album, "You Think You Really Know Me." Wilson dazzled audiences with his musicianship, but shocked them by appearing in his underwear, covered with flour, serenading and destroying female mannequins. Then, over two decades ago, he si
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Michael Wolk
Director
Mustafa Bhagat
Editor
Bob Green
Director Of Photography
Michael Wolk
Producer
Kumiko Yoshii
Producer
Film Details
MPAA Rating
Genre
Documentary
Music
Release Date
2005
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Duration
1h 14m
Synopsis
Twenty-five years ago, Gary Wilson recorded a strangely brilliant album, "You Think You Really Know Me." Wilson dazzled audiences with his musicianship, but shocked them by appearing in his underwear, covered with flour, serenading and destroying female mannequins. Then, over two decades ago, he simply vanished--leaving friends and fans mystified. With Motel Record's 2002 re-issue of "You Think You Really Know Me," Wilson re-emerged from decades of obscurity to rock and shock again. This is the story of the life, disappearance and re-birth of a funny and fierce American original.
Director
Michael Wolk
Director
Film Details
MPAA Rating
Genre
Documentary
Music
Release Date
2005
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 14m
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Released in United States Winter February 16, 2005
Released in United States Winter February 16, 2005
