The Who & Ken Russel's - Tommy 1975

Did you know that Tommy is a classic rock musical released in 1975?
Tommy tells the story of a young boy who is deaf, dumb, and blind and becomes a pinball champion and a spiritual leader.

The movie was based on the rock opera album "Tommy" by The Who.
The album was released in 1969 and was a huge success, leading to the creation of the film adaptation.

Tommy was directed by Ken Russell, known for his visually extravagant filmmaking style.
Russell brought his unique vision to the movie, creating a visually stunning and theatrical experience.

Roger Daltrey, the lead vocalist of The Who played Tommy's lead role.
Daltrey's portrayal of Tommy received critical acclaim and solidified his acting career.

Elton John, Tina Turner, and Eric Clapton appeared in the film.
These legendary musicians added star power to the movie and delighted fans with their performances.

Tommy was awarded the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The film was recognized for its unique storytelling and innovative blending of music and visuals.

Several scenes in Tommy were shot on location at the famous Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.
These scenes added an authentic touch to the movie and showcased the mesmerizing world of pinball.

The movie features iconic songs from The Who, including "Pinball Wizard" and "See Me, Feel Me".
These songs became synonymous with the film and further enhanced its popularity.

The role of Tommy's mother was played by Ann-Margret, who received an Academy Award nomination for her performance.
Ann-Margret's portrayal of a troubled and devoted mother added depth to the movie's emotional core.