Midge Ure and Bob Geldof became the unwitting stars of a new TV comedy recently. Neil Forsyth’s film titled Backstage At Live Aid aired in April as part of Sky Arts’ latest series of Urban Myth shorts, and focused on the tensions behind the scenes on that famous day at Wembley Stadium in July 1985. “This was inspired by the multiple music industry urban myths about Live Aid I’ve heard and read over the years, and was a chance to bring them all together,” Forsyth told The Courier. “I also wanted to show how impressive Bob Geldof’s achievement was in putting on the show and the myriad issues he faced on the day, including Elton John being furious with Noel Edmonds for landing his helicopter in his garden and ruining his begonias.”
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