It's good, very good. It’s a bit hard to watch when you're involved in it as much as Peter and I have been though, but Anton's done a really good job, it’s not as funny as '24 Hour Party People' though. None of it's true really. It’s sort of true but you have to take liberties when you're making a film because the truth is too boring."

I really enjoyed it, but it was as I said like having your heart stamped on. The weirdest thing was at the end, when it really hurt and everybody started clapping. It would've been nice to have a dignified silence. You're sat there thinking ‘Fuck me I lived that!' It was like being dissected.

Then I went to take a piss and Ian and Bernard Sumner were next to me... well the actors that played them and I was like that... 'Aaaaah!'. That was surreal.

The way I always like to look at it is that you can judge how good a film is by how many people go to take a piss during it, and only two people who went for a piss (during the film was) Bernard and a 70-year-old woman."