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| Like the other members of the Rolling Stones, Jagger is often subject to satire and/or ridicule for the fact that he is still performing rock music at a mature age, behaving in his usual energetic and dramatic way onstage. | Like the other members of the Rolling Stones, Jagger is often subject to satire and/or ridicule for the fact that he is still performing rock music at a mature age, behaving in his usual energetic and dramatic way onstage. | ||
| Mick Jagger was ] on ] ], for his "services to popular music" . His fellow rolling stone ] was unimpressed |
Mick Jagger was ] on ] ], for his "services to popular music" . His fellow rolling stone ] was unimpressed. "I thought it was ludicrous to take one of those gongs from the establishment...it's not what the Stones is about, is it? I don't want to step out on stage with someone wearing a f***king coronet and sporting the old ermine. I told Mick, 'It's a f***ing paltry honour.'" | ||
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Sir Michael "Mick" Philip Jagger (born July 26, 1943 in Dartford, Kent, England) is a British rock musician, actor, writer, composer and producer, but is most famous for being the lead singer (and harmonica player) of the Rolling Stones.
He acted in these movies:
- Mayor of the Sunset Strip, 2003
- The Man from Elysian Fields, 2001
- Enigma, 2001 (aka Enigma - Das Geheimnis 2002 (Germany)
- Mein liebster Feind - with Klaus Kinski 1999 (aka My Best Fiend)
- Saturday Night Live: The Best of Mike Myers, 1998
- Bent, 1997
- Freejack, 1992
- Faerie Tale Theatre 1982 TV Series
- Wings of Ash: Pilot for a Dramatization of the Life of Antonin Artaud 1978
- Umano non umano 1972
- Ned Kelly 1970
- Performance 1970
Like the other members of the Rolling Stones, Jagger is often subject to satire and/or ridicule for the fact that he is still performing rock music at a mature age, behaving in his usual energetic and dramatic way onstage.
Mick Jagger was knighted on 12 December 2003, for his "services to popular music" . His fellow rolling stone Keith Richards was unimpressed. "I thought it was ludicrous to take one of those gongs from the establishment...it's not what the Stones is about, is it? I don't want to step out on stage with someone wearing a f***king coronet and sporting the old ermine. I told Mick, 'It's a f***ing paltry honour.'"