Prince
The Man
The Music
The Majesty
The Unauthorised Biography

Prince: The Early Years looks back at the important people,unusual places and ironic circumstances that helped make Prince king.

From his trying days as a child beoing stuttled between friend’s homes in Minneapolis to the eve of his international success with " Purple Rain" the movie and the album.
The Early Years explores Prince’s old haunts and revists many old friends and business associates.
In a " Rockumentary" Stlye that tracks the evolution of his genius, this spirited and candid videography captures a memorable portrait of the pop music’s most influential artist of the past 20 years.

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Come On an inside tour of the crazy world of the muliti-talented pop senstion that is PRINCE.
This documentary includes rare footage,interviews & a behind the scenes glimpse into the worlds most colouful & often strangest superstar

Written by Jeremy Watkins
Edited by Leroy Stamps
Research by Wilma Skinner
Designed by Ski Newton
Produced and Directed by Richard Driscoll

These interviews will appeal mainly to the dedicated fan.

They consist of rare footage often not up to broadcast standard. They DO NOT contain any recordings.

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Parris Patton Flim Presented by Prince
Cover Art J.C. Munson / Paisley Park
Origianl Cover Photo by Claude Gassian

Tracks
The Ride
The Undertaker
Jailhouse Rock
House In Oder
Call The Law
Heart in My Hand
Power Of Love
In The Mood
Peach

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Starring Venessa Marcil

Prouction Credits
Art Direction and Design
B, J.C.Munsonand C.Hermes

Tracks
The Ride
Poorgoo
Honky Tonky Woman
Bambi
Zannalee (Prelude)
The Undertaker
Dolphin

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The story begins with the assassination of Egyptian Princess Mayte’s father by seven unknown assailants. Mayte believes that the assassins were after the sacred "3 Chains of Gold". She sets out to meet with Prince, as she believes he is the only one that can protect the chains from the seven assassins. What follows is a romance between Prince and Mayte, and Prince organizing the assassination of the assailants (accompanied by the song "7"). At the end of the film, prior to the credits, is an explanation of the name change, attributing it to Prince’s desire to be "reborn" and start a perfect life.

Prouction Credits
Produced and directed by Prince
Directed by Parris Patton,Randee St. Nicholas and Paisley Park
 Produced by Paisley Park
Starring Prince and the New Power Generation
Music by Prince

The Jams
My Name Is Prince
Sexy M.F
Love 2 the 9s
The Morning Papers
The Max
Blue Light
I Wanna Melt with U
Sweet Baby
The Continental
Damn U
7
3 Chains o' Gold" (instrumental version)

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