When Louis Met...
β 7 Β· 2000 Β· 50m Β· Documentary Β· Reality
A fly-on-the-wall series showing Louis Theroux spending time with guest celebrities.
Episodes
1. Jimmy Savile50m Β· Louis visits 73-year-old Jimmy Savile, the miner who became a TV and radio star.
2. Paul & Debbie50m Β· Louis joins Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee in their home beside the River Thames and on the road as the magician appears on Celebrity Ready, Steady, Cook and his wife launches a ballet company.
3. The Hamiltons50m Β· Louis follows the former Tory MP and his wife as they try to make a living as "objects of curiosity". The film features Louis on the sofa with a tipsy Christine, and following Mr and Mrs Hamilton when they are arrested over an alleged sexual scandal (both were cleared later).More Like This
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