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- Director
- Philippe Andre(video Bridge, The)
- Stars
- Director
- Philippe Andre(video Bridge, The)
- Stars
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Melanie Blatt
- Melanie Blattas Melanie Blatt
- (as All Saints)
Shaznay Lewis
- Shaznay Lewisas Shaznay Lewis
- (as All Saints)
Nicole Appleton
- Nicole Appletonas Nicole Appleton
- (as All Saints)
Natalie Appleton
- Natalie Appletonas Natalie Appleton
- (as All Saints)
Steve Coogan
- Alan Partridgeas Alan Partridge
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Ben Elton
- Selfas Self
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Pam Grier
- Selfas Self
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Samuel L. Jackson
- Selfas Self
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Philippe Andre(video Bridge, The)
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- SoundtracksNever Ever (Live)
(uncredited)
Written by Robert Jazzayer (as Jazzayer)/Sean Mather (as Mather)/Shaznay Lewis (as Lewis)
Performed by All Saints
Top review
A Must for All Saints Fans
In the world of music videos, it takes something more original than a band jumping and screaming in time to their songs to stand out as an outstanding piece of watchable film. Despite avoiding the abstraction of Radiohead, All Saints tread the path of jazzy, funky videos, spliced with interviews with the girls themselves and live footage of their travels around the world.
This may not sound like much in theory, but for anyone who is an admirer of Natalie, Nic, Mel or Shaznay; or just a fan of their music, this is essential. Kick-starting with "I Know Where It's At" - a cracking opener, with Saints acting up to the camera, it's catchy, sexy and superb in all respects. "Let's Get Started" falls into a similar vein, mainlining the grooves home, demonstrating the same cool, yet open feel to the music; this ranks as a particular favourite on the video. "The Bridge" is the centrepiece though, combining "Lady Marmalade" and "Under the Bridge", it's a contrast - the party hard, die young atmosphere of L.M, to the ultimate party hangover meets Fifth Element visuals for U.t.B. And the American video for "Never Ever" is a treat.
Maybe we could have done with less of the live clips, which sometimes spoil the flow of the piece, but this is a minor point in terms of the quality of this video. No matter who's your favourite All Saint, there is something for all. And you too will know where it's at.
This may not sound like much in theory, but for anyone who is an admirer of Natalie, Nic, Mel or Shaznay; or just a fan of their music, this is essential. Kick-starting with "I Know Where It's At" - a cracking opener, with Saints acting up to the camera, it's catchy, sexy and superb in all respects. "Let's Get Started" falls into a similar vein, mainlining the grooves home, demonstrating the same cool, yet open feel to the music; this ranks as a particular favourite on the video. "The Bridge" is the centrepiece though, combining "Lady Marmalade" and "Under the Bridge", it's a contrast - the party hard, die young atmosphere of L.M, to the ultimate party hangover meets Fifth Element visuals for U.t.B. And the American video for "Never Ever" is a treat.
Maybe we could have done with less of the live clips, which sometimes spoil the flow of the piece, but this is a minor point in terms of the quality of this video. No matter who's your favourite All Saint, there is something for all. And you too will know where it's at.
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- Apr 26, 1999
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