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I'm Not There director Todd Haynes courageously uses six actors to portray all the facets of Dylan - but only one steals the show, writes Peter Bradshaw . The British chat show host Michael Parkinson tells an anecdote about being at a top Sydney restaurant one night: who should he see at the next table, dining alone? None other than the hunch-shouldered, frizzy-haired, shades-wearing legend himself, Bob Dylan.
This is a monumentally naff film, shaming and depressing in a way that British feature-film comedies have persisted in being, intermittently, all our lives.
