
Adam Ant
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Adam Ant (born Stuart Leslie Goddard on 3 November 1954 in Marylebone, London) is an English musician who gained popularity as the lead singer of New Wave/post-punk group Adam and the Ants and later as a solo artist, scoring ten UK top ten hits between 1980 and 1983, including three No.1s. Ant was also a star in America where he not only scored a string of hit singles and albums, but was once voted sexiest man in America by the viewers of MTV. He is also an actor, having appeared in over two dozen films or television episodes between 1985 and 2003.
Since 2010, Ant has undertaken a major reactivation of his musical career, performing live regularly in his hometown London and beyond, recording a new album and with a UK national tour now underway. His present comeback continues and thrives despite concerns about such activities being merely another symptom of the mental health issues which were in considerable part responsible for his lengthy spell of near-inactivity spanning the late 1990s and 2000s.
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Credits
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Self★ NR
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Himself★ 6.5
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Punk Britannia 2012★ 7.5
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Self★ NR
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Live Eighties 2004Self★ NR
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Self★ NR
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Himself★ 1
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Self★ 6
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Sweetwater 1999Todd Badham★ 5
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Where Are They Now? 1999Self★ 7.5
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Face Down 1997Derek Fry★ 3
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La Femme Nikita 1997Simon Crachek★ 7.4
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Junk 1997Chris (Mr C)★ NR
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Self - Panellist★ 7
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Lover's Knot 1996Marvell★ 4
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Drop Dead Rock 1996Dave Donovan★ 1
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Sir Charge-A-Lot (voice)★ 6.5
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Cyber Bandits 1995Manny★ 4
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Desert Winds 1994Eccentric Venezuelan★ 4.5
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Glitterbug 1994Self★ 6.3
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Shooting Stars 1993Self★ 7.6
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Love Bites 1993Zachary Simms★ 5.1
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Acting on Impulse 1993Eric Boggs★ 3.8
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Bert (voice)★ 8.5
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Sunset Heat 1992Danny Rollins★ 4.1
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Northern Exposure 1990Brad Bonner★ 7.9
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Trust Me 1989James Callendar★ 6
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Tales from the Crypt 1989Pipkin★ 8
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Out of Time 1988Richard Marcus★ 4
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Spellcaster 1988Diablo/Cyril St. Michael★ 4.9
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Cold Steel 1987Mick★ 4.7
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Slam Dance 1987Jim Campbell★ 4.8
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World Gone Wild 1987Derek Abernathy★ 5.1
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Going Live! 1987Self★ 6
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Sledge Hammer! 1986Lionel Dasham★ 7.9
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Self★ 10
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Nomads 1986Number One★ 4.9
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Amazing Stories 1985Ted Hellenbeck★ 7.4
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The Equalizer 1985Francis DeGraumont★ 7.2
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Live Aid 1985Self★ 7.9
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Harty 1983Self★ 6
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Self★ 8.5
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Self★ NR
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Jubilee 1978Kid★ 6