Boy George - References in Popular Culture

References in Popular Culture

Boy George was portrayed on film by Douglas Booth in the BBC2 drama documentary Worried About the Boy. The TV film was aired in May 2010.

In BBC series Ashes to Ashes Boy George is portrayed as the cloakroom attendant at The Blitz.

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