The Kemps

The Kemps: All True review

The show packed in so many offbeat scenes that will lodge in the brain, that The Kemps: All True is surely the stuff of cult longevity. It's comedy Gold.

TV review - The Kemps: All True

This really was delightfully ridiculous and gloriously funny material, both of the Kemps were on fantastic form and Thomas assembled a superb supporting cast too, all of whom made this exceptional material consistently hilarious.

The Kemps: All True review

Gary and Martin Kemp gleefully send themselves up in this one-off mockumentary - though it's never as funny when celebrities are in on the joke.

The Kemps: All True review

Spandau Ballet mockumentary may not be indestructible, but some of it is gold.

The Kemps: All True, BBC2, review

A sharp script and bags of humility made for TV gold.

The Kemps: All True, review

The Spandau Ballet bros strike spoof documentary gold.

Tony Hadley hits out at Kemp mockumentary

Spandau Ballet's former frontman Tony Hadley has claimed he wasn't approached to appear in Gary and Martin Kemp's mockumentary The Kemps: All True - and he would have declined the offer.

TV preview: There She Goes, The Kemps

There She Goes, which centres around family life with a disabled child, would struggle to be half as brilliant had it not been written by two parents living in just such a situation.

Spinal Tap will forever be the gold standard of rock mockumentaries. That much is "True" (okay, I'll stop now), but The Kemps: All True shows there is life in the old format yet.

All True: Martin and Gary Kemp interview

The fame! The fans! The fallouts! It's 40 years since Martin and Gary Kemp were two of Britain's biggest pop stars with Spandau Ballet. Now a must-see mockumentary for the BBC is about to throw the brothers into the spotlight again. Polly Vernon meets them.