David Bowie Pictures, Biography, Profile, Facts, Discography, Filmography, more.

In 1990, David's ex-wife Angela revealed that she caught her husband naked in bed with Mick Jagger, and assumes they'd been fucking although she didn't actually catch them in flagrante delicto. He is also rumored to have had a sexual relationship with producer Brian Eno, although there's no evidence at all for this.

David Bowie Biography:

David Robert Jones was born on January 8, 1947) in London, England. David Bowie is a

British rock and roll musician, actor, and artist who has had a profound influence on rock and roll from the 1960s to the present. He is commonly known as the greatest chameleon of music history, constantly changing his musical style to suit the times, while always holding on to his own ideas and creativity. His music career began in the mid-sixties with a string of mod styled backing bands including the King Bees, the Manish Boys and Davey Jones & the Lower Third, all of whom released non-charting singles. Due to the emergence of The Monkees' Davy Jones, he changed his name to David Bowie in 1966. Bowie released three mod singles on Pye, and his self titled debut album was released on Deram Records with little commercial success.

Bowie switched labels to Mercury and in 1969 released his first album to yield a hit, Man of Words, Man of Music. The song "Space Oddity" was released as a single to coincide with the American moon landing and charted in the UK Top 10. Bowie's next album, 1970's The Man Who Sold the World, was the first to have the band that would back him for the next four years. The group featured Mick Ronson (guitar), Michael "Woody" Woodmansey (drums) and Tony Visconti, who temporarily played bass, but would produce Bowie throughout the seventies and then the 2000's. The Man Who Sold the World was a more hard rocking album than anything David Bowie had released previously, but the album was not a commercial success and critics were labeling him a one hit wonder. Bowie changed labels once again, this time to RCA. He released the lighter pop album, Hunky Dory, which contained the hit "Changes".

The development of the glam rock character Ziggy Stardust was a turning point in Bowie's career. The Ziggy Stardust live show featured Bowie in outrageous costumes and makeup with orange spiked hair. The Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, his 1972 album and tour, were huge successes. They were also Bowie's first successes in the US. Man of Words, Man of Music was re-released in the US, with a Ziggy Stardust era photo on the cover, and was also a hit. Bowie next released Aladdin Sane in 1973, which yielded another hit, "The Jean Genie". He also produced Lou Reed's Transformer, featuring "Walk on the WIld Side", and Mott the Hoople's All the Young Dudes, for which he wrote the smash title track. Bowie's last album with The Spiders From Mars was the all covers album Pin-Ups.

Diamond Dogs, which was originally conceived as an adaptation of George Orwell's 1984, was released next and contained the hit "Rebel Rebel". Bowie's follow up album had a drastic change in style, it was the neo-soul album Young Americans. The album had two hits, "Fame" and the title track. It was followed up by Station To Station, which also was soul influenced but with darker content and some additional avant garde elements. Bowie's also took on the stage persona of "the Thin White Duke", characterized by a suave, fashionable appearance.

The avant garde elements on Station To Station came to full fruition on Bowie' next four albums. He began collaborating with a leading practitioner of avant garde rock, Brian Eno. Bowie's next two albums, Low and Heroes, even featured mostly instrumental flip sides. They were followed up by 1978's Lodger (featuring D.J., Fashion and Boys Keep Swinging) and 1980's Scary Monsters (featuring Ashes To Ashes).

Bowie did not released any albums for the next three years, instead he focused on film and theater projects. He switched to EMI records in 1983 and unleashed the biggest album of his career, Let's Dance. The album marked another stylistic change, this time featuring upbeat pop produced by Nile Rodgers. It had three hits: the title track, "China Girl" and "Modern Love". The success of his albums declined though the rest of the eighties. Tonight had a hit, Blue Jean, and sold well but was critically panned. His next album, Never Let Me Down, was a bomb with critics and fans, as were two albums with his new hard rock band, Tin Machine.

In the 1990's and 2000's, Bowie reunited with many old collaborators and his albums began receiving strong reviews again, although they never attained the commercial successes of the past. He reunited with Nile Rodgers on 1993's Black Tie White Noise and Brian Eno for 1995's Outside. Bowie incorporated techno music into 1997's Earthling. His 1999 album, The Hours, was frequently compared to Hunky Dory. In 2001 Bowie reunited with producer Tony Visconti, who he had not worked with since the 70's.

Trivia / Timeline:

In 1968 while he was still a struggling artist, Bowie wrote some English lyrics to a French song titled "Comme d'Habitude" (As Usual). His version, "Even a Fool Learns to Love", never did get recorded. But when the French melody caught the attention of Paul Anka, he reworked the lyrics and the song became "My Way". Of course, when Frank Sinatra recorded "My Way" his way, it turned to gold.

Daughter, with Iman, Alexandria Zahra Jones born [15 August 2000]

In a magazine interview, he stated that he met his first wife when they were dating the same man.

He has one son in 1971 with his then-wife Angela Bowie, originally named Zowie - who later changed it to Joe and who is now known as Duncan.

Has family roots in West Wales.

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.

Contributes "Loving the Alien" to the "Warchild Hope" album. [2003]

In his composition "Slip Away", on his album "Heathen", he makes cryptic references to "The Uncle Floyd Show" (1974), a program popular in the late 1970s and 80s in the New York City area. Broadcast on a local TV station, it featured two puppets, "Oogie" and "Bones Boy", mentioned in the song, as well as the host, "Uncle" Floyd Vivino.

His 1972 album "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" came 8th in Classic Rock Magazine's list of the 30 greatest concept albums of all time. [March 2003]

Has performed with (on separate occasions) Queen, Mick Jagger, Iggy Pop and Bing Crosby.

He is consistently listed as one of the richest British born pop stars in the world. Heat magazine listed his earnings for the year 2001 at over $30 million.

Has in common with actor John Hurt - they have both played The Elephant Man.

Turned down the role of Max Zorin for the 1985 James Bond film A View to a Kill (1985), citing his lack of enthusiasm for recent Bond villains.

Cites Little Richard as his first musical influence.

His song "Life on Mars" was covered by Marillion frontman Steve Hogarth and the H Band on the album "Live Spirit: Live Body" (released 2002).

Son: Duncan Haywood Zowie Bowie.

He can play basically any kind of instrument, even performing the excellent sax solo at the end of "Heroes." Although a talented rhythm guitarist, the one aspect of music Bowie finds himself lacking in is as a lead guitarist.

Has recorded with Lou Reed.

He was voted the 39th Greatest Artist in Rock 'n' Roll by Rolling Stone.

Turned down the role of Captain Hook in Hook (1991).

Shares a birthday with fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Elvis Presley, Doors guitarist Robbie Krieger, and legendary promoter Bill Graham.

Took the pseudonym "David Bowie" to keep himself from being confused with Davy Jones of the Monkees.

25 June 2004 - Had an emergency angioplasty in Germany while on his current tour. The remainder of the tour was obviously cancelled.

Quotations by David Bovie:

"I have nothing to say about the new album. Can I go now?" [during an interview about his new album in 1999]

"Any list of advice I have to offer to a musician always ends with, 'If it itches, go and see a doctor.'" [on getting an honorary degree from Boston's Berklee College of Music]

"I rate Morrissey as one of the best lyricists in Britain. For me, he's up there with Bryan Ferry."

"I'm an instant star; just add water."

"I know about Kylie and Robbie and 'Pop Idol' and stuff like that. You can't get away from that when you hit the [British] shore, so I know all about the cruise ship entertainment aspect of British pop."

"It would be my guess that Madonna is not a very happy woman. From my own experience, having gone through persona changes like that, that kind of clawing need to be the center of attention is not a pleasant place to be."

"Talking about art is like dancing about architecture."

David Bowie Discography:

1960s Studio David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1967 David Bowie Deram

1969 Man of Words/Man of Music Mercury

1969 Space Oddity Mercury

1970s Studio David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1970 The Man Who Sold the World Mercury

1971 Hunky Dory RCA

1972 Ziggy Stardust RCA

1973 Aladdin Sane RCA

1973 Pin-Ups RCA

1974 Diamond Dogs RCA

1975 Young Americans RCA

1976 Station to Station RCA

1977 Low RCA

1977 Heroes RCA

1979 Lodger RCA

1980s Studio David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1980 Scary Monsters RCA

1983 Let's Dance EMI

1984 Tonight EMI

1987 Never Let Me Down EMI

1990s/2000s Studio David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1993 Black Tie White Noise Virgin

1995 The Buddha of Suburbia Virgin

1995 Outside Sony

1997 Earthling Sony

1999 Hours EMI

2002 Heathen Sony

2003 Reality Sony

Live David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1974 David Live RCA

1978 Stage RCA

1982 Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture [live] EMI

2000 Bowie at the Beeb: The Best of the BBC Radio... [live] Virgin

Reissue David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1989 Space Oddity [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1989 The Man Who Sold the World [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1989 Hunky Dory [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Ziggy Stardust [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Aladdin Sane [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Pin-Ups [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Diamond Dogs [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Young Americans [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Diamond Dogs [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Station to Station [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Low [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Heroes [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

1990 Scary Monsters [Bonus Tracks] Rykodisc

2002 Ziggy Stardust [30th Anniversary Edition] Virgin

2003 Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture [2003... [live] Virgin

2003 Aladdin Sane [30th Anniversary Edition] EMI

2004 Black Tie White Noise [Expanded] Virgin

1970s Compilation David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1973 Images 1966-1967 London

1976 Changesonebowie RCA

1977 London Collector: Starting Point Deram

1977 Starting Point Polygram

1979 Golden Double RCA

1980s Compilation David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1980 College Radio Series, Vol. 1 RCA

1980 Best of David Bowie K-Tel

1980 Profile Teldec

1981 Another Face Decca

1981 Don't Be Fooled by the Name PRT

1981 Changestwobowie RCA

1983 Golden Years RCA

1983 Rare RCA

1983 A Second Face Decca

1984 Fame & Fashion RCA

1984 Portrait of a Star RCA

1984 Wild Is the Wind RCA

1985 The Collection Castle

1989 Sound + Vision Rykodisc

1990s Compilation David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1990 Rock Reflections Deram

1990 Changes Rykodisc

1991 Tech Unit Rykodisc

1991 Early On (1964-1966) Rhino

1993 Singles: 1969-1993 Rykodisc

1993 The Gospel According to David Bowie Spectrum

1995 Rarest One Bowie Trident

1995 Christiane F./Baal/Rarities Remembering

1997 The Best of David Bowie 1969/1974 Virgin

1997 The Forgotten Songs of David Robert Jones SPQR

1997 Alternative Biography Alter Ego

1997 The Deram Anthology 1966-1968 Deram

1998 David Bowie PGD Special

1998 Changestwobowie EMI

1998 The Best of David Bowie 1974/1979 Virgin

1999 Changes [EMI] EMI

2000s Compilation David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

2000 Singles Collection, Vol. 1 EMI

2000 Singles Collection, Vol. 2 EMI

2000 BBC Sessions EMI

2001 London Boy Polygram

2001 All Saints: Collected Instrumentals 1977-1999 Virgin

2002 Best of Bowie EMI

2003 Club Bowie: Rare & Unreleased 12 Mixes EMI

2003 Sound+Vision Virgin

2005 The Collection EMI

1990s David Bowie CDs (singles):

1990 Growin' Up Rykodisc

1990 Fame 90 EMI

1991 Sound + Vision Tommy Boy

1992 Real Cool World Warner

1993 Black Tie White Noise Savage

1993 Miracle Goodnight Arista

1993 Jump They Say ION

1995 Strangers When We Meet Virgin

1995 The Heart's Filthy Lesson Virgin

1996 Telling Lies RCA

1996 Hallo Spaceboy RCA/BMG

1997 I'm Afraid of Americans Virgin

1997 Little Wonder BMG

1997 Dead Man Walking RCA

1997 Little Wonder Virgin

1999 I Can't Read Central

1999 Thursday's Child EMI

1999 Pretty Things Are Going to Hell EMI

2000s David Bowie CDs (singles):

2000 Survive EMI

2000 Seven Virgin

2001 Life on Mars/Man Who Sold the World EMI

2002 Slow Burn Sony

2002 I've Been Waiting for You EMI

2002 Everyone Says Hi EMI

2003 New Star Killer Sony

Interview David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs:

1983 Let's Talk EMI

1987 Never Let Me Down: The Interview Atlantic

1987 Spider Tour Conversation AVI

1988 Conversation AVI

1989 Sound + Vision: The CD Press Release Atlantic

1993 Interview Picture Disc Arabesque

1997 Earthling in the City N2K

2001 Maximum Bowie Import

David Bowie Videos & David Bowie DVDs:

1983 China Girl Video 45 Sony

1984 Jazzin' for Blue Jean Pioneer

1984 Serious Moonlight Pioneer

1985 Ricochet JEM/Passport

1988 Glass Spider Image

1993 Video Collection Rykodisc

1994 Black Tie White Noise BMG Video

2001 Glass Spider Tour

2002 The Best of Bowie Virgin

2003 Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture Virgin

David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs - Producer A-P:

Ava Cherry & Astronettes People from Bad Homes (1995) Vocals, Producer

Brian Eno Eno Box I: Instrumentals (1994) Vocals, Multi Instruments, Producer, Performer

Ian Hunter You're Never Alone With a... (1979) Producer

Lulu From Crayons to Perfume: The Best... (1994) Arranger, Producer

Mott the Hoople All the Young Dudes [Columbia] (1972) Arranger, Saxophone, Producer

Mott the Hoople Greatest Hits (1975) Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals, Choir, Chorus, Handclapping, Producer

Ian Hunter Shades of Ian Hunter: The Ballad... (1979) Producer

Mott the Hoople Ballad of Mott: A Retrospective (1993) Producer

Mott The Hoople Super Hits (1997) Producer

Mott the Hoople All the Young Dudes [Box] (1998) Vocals, Producer, Writer

Mott the Hoople Greatest Hits [Bonus Tracks] (2003) Producer

N17 Defy Everything (1999) Producer

Iggy Pop Idiot (1977) Producer

Iggy Pop Lust for Life (1977) Producer, Piano, Vocals

Iggy Pop Choice Cuts (1984) Arranger, Producer

Iggy Pop Blah Blah Blah (1986) Producer

Iggy Pop Livin' on the Edge of the Night (1990) Producer, Engineer

Iggy Pop Classic: The Universal Masters... (2000) Producer

David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs - Producer Q-Z:

Queen Hot Space (1982) Vocals, Producer, Performer

Queen Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 [Parlophone] (1991) Producer

Queen Classic Queen (1992) Producer

Queen Platinum Collection, Vol. 1-3 (2001) Producer

Queen Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 [EMI] (2001) Producer

Lou Reed Transformer (1972) Vocals, Vocals (bckgr), Producer, Mixing

Lou Reed Walk on the Wild Side: The Best of (1977) Producer

Lou Reed Between Thought and Expression:... (1992) Producer

Lou Reed Different Times: Lou Reed in the... (1996) Arranger, Producer

Lou Reed Perfect Day (1997) Producer

Lou Reed Definitive Collection (1999) Arranger

Lou Reed Very Best of Lou Reed (2000) Producer

Lou Reed Golden Collection (2002) Arranger, Vocals (bckgr), Producer, Mixing

Lou Reed NYC Man: The Ultimate Lou Reed... (2003) Arranger, Producer

Lou Reed Platinum & Gold Collection (2004) Arranger, Producer

The Scumfrog Extended Engagement (2003) Producer

Iggy & The Stooges Raw Power (1973) Mixing

Iggy & The Stooges Rough Power (1995) Producer

Tin Machine You Belong in Rock N' Roll (1991) Producer, Mixing

Roger Waters When the Wind Blows (1987) Producer

David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs - Appearances A-L:

Iain Banks Personal Effects (1999) Performer

Adrian Belew Young Lions (1990) Vocals

Adrian Belew Pretty Pink Rose (1990) Vocals, Performer

Pat Bowie Out of Sight, Out of Mind (1964) Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Pat Bowie Feelin' Good! (1965) Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Ava Cherry & Astronettes People from Bad Homes (1995) Vocals, Producer

Brian Eno Eno Box I: Instrumentals (1994) Vocals, Multi Instruments, Producer, Performer

Exploding Boy New Generation (1992) Composer

Fanny First Time in a Long Time: The... (2002) Liner Notes, Author

Reeves Gabrels Sacred Squall of Now (1995) Vocals, Gut String Guitar

Reeves Gabrels Ulysses (1999) Vocals

Goldie SaturnzReturn (1998) Vocals

George Harrison From Beatles to Self-Realization... (2003) Collaboration

Helloween Metal Jukebox (1999) Performer

Lee Konitz Medium Rare (1986) Performer

Lulu From Crayons to Perfume: The Best... (1994) Arranger, Producer

David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs - Appearances M-P:

Meat Beat Manifesto & Jack Pro.File, Vol. 1: Remix Collection (2002) Performer

Pat Metheny Falcon and the Snowman (1984) Vocals

Giorgio Moroder Cat People (1982) Vocals, Performer

Mott the Hoople All the Young Dudes [Columbia] (1972) Arranger, Saxophone, Producer

Mott the Hoople Greatest Hits (1975) Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals, Choir, Chorus, Handclapping, Producer

Mott the Hoople All the Young Dudes [Box] (1998) Vocals, Producer, Writer

Mott the Hoople Live Dudes (2000) Performer

Munich Symphony Orchestra... Cool World [Score] (1992) Performer

Nine Inch Nails Children of the Night (1996) Vocals

The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Stars & Stripes Forever (1974) Photography

Helen O'Hara Southern Hearts (1998)

Placebo Black Market Music [Bonus Tracks] (2001) Vocals

Iggy Pop Lust for Life (1977) Piano, Vocals

Iggy Pop TV Eye (1977 Live) (1978) Piano, Vocals

Iggy Pop Blah Blah Blah (1986) Producer

Iggy Pop Sister Midnight (1999) Keyboards

Iggy Pop Nights of the Iguana [Box Set] (1999) Keyboards

Iggy Pop Heritage Collection (2000) Performer

David Bowie Albums & David Bowie CDs - Appearances Q-Z:

Queen Hot Space (1982) Vocals, Producer, Performer

Queen Queen Collection (Classic Queen... (1992) Performer

Queen Greatest Hits, Vol. 3 (1999) Performer

Lou Reed Transformer [Germany] (1998) Arranger, Vocals, Vocals (bckgr), Producer, Mixing

Lou Reed Golden Collection (2002) Arranger, Vocals (bckgr), Producer, Mixing

Lou Reed Raven (2003) Vocals

Mick Ronson Heaven and Hull (1994) Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)

Rustic Overtones Viva Nueva (2001) Vocals

Earl Slick Zig Zag (2003) Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)

The Spinners Chrome Collection (2003) Liner Notes

Steeleye Span Now We Are Six (1974) Saxophone, Sax (Alto)

T. Rex & Marc Bolan Solid Gold Rapid Action (1998) Saxophone, Vocals (bckgr)

Tin Machine Tin Machine (1989) Guitar, Vocals

Tin Machine Tin Machine II (1991) Piano, Guitar (Rhythm), Saxophone, Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)

Tin Machine Oy Vey, Baby (1991) Guitar (Rhythm), Saxophone, Vocals

Tina Turner Tina Live in Europe (1988) Performer

Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at Montreux 1982 and 1985 (2001) Liner Notes

David Bowie Filmography:

As Composer:

"80s" (2005) TV Series (song "Let's Dance")

C.R.A.Z.Y. (2005)

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004) (song "Life on Mars?") (song "Queen Bitch") (song "Starman") (songs "Five Years", "Lady Stardust", "Oh! You Pretty Things", "Space Oddity", "When I Live My Dream", "Changes", "Rebel Rebel" and "Ziggy Stardust")

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004) (VG)

Shall We Dance (2004) (song "Let's Dance")

Shrek 2 (2004) (song "Changes")

New York Minute (2004/I) (song "Suffragette City")

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004) (song "Changes")

Reality (2003) (V) (song)

The School of Rock (2003) (song "Moonage Daydream")

Underworld (2003/I) (song "Bring Me the Disco King")

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) (song "Rebel Rebel")

Rugrats Go Wild! (2003) (song "Lust for Life")

Amplitude (2003) (VG) (song "Everyone Says Hi")

Moonlight Mile (2002) (song "Sweet Head")

The Banger Sisters (2002) (song "Fame")

Whistle (2002)

Mr. Deeds (2002) (song "Space Oddity")

The Concert for New York City (2001) (TV) (song "Heroes")

Moulin Rouge! (2001) (song "Diamond Dogs") (song "Heroes")

American Desi (2001) (song "Young American")

A Knight's Tale (2001) (song "Golden Years")

Intimacy (2001) (songs "Candidate" and "The Motel") ... aka Intimidad (Spain)

... aka Intimité (France)

Antitrust (2001) (song) ... aka Conspiracy.com (Europe: English title)

Memento (2000) (song "Something in the Air")

American Psycho (2000) (song "Something In The Air")

Bowie at the BBC (2000) (TV) (songs)

Natalie Merchant: Live in Concert (1999) (V) (song "Space Oddity")

Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999/I) (song "Young Americans")

... aka Gnadenlos schön (Germany)

Omikron: The Nomad Soul (1999) (VG) (song)

The Faculty (1998) (song "Changes")

Radiofreccia (1998) (song "Rebel Rebel")

... aka Radio Arrow (Australia)

A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998) (song "Fame")

... aka Fille d'un soldat ne pleure jamais, La (France)

Dead Man on Campus (1998) (song "Golden Years")

Whatever (1998) (song "Janine")

Godzilla (1998) (song "Heroes")

The Wedding Singer (1998) (song "China Girl")

Gia (1998) (TV) (song "Let's Dance")

Great Expectations (1998) (song "Success")

The Deli (1997) (songs Modern Love" and "The Man Who Sold the World")

Starship Troopers (1997) (song "I Have Not Been To Oxford Town")

The Big One (1997) (song "Panic In Detroit")

The Ice Storm (1997) (song "I Can't Read")

Welcome to Sarajevo (1997) (song "M.O.R.")

Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) (song "Under Pressure")

The Saint (1997) (song "Dead Man Walking")

Private Parts (1997) (song "Let's Dance")

Lost Highway (1997) (song "I'm Deranged")

Breaking the Waves (1996) (song "Life on Mars")

... aka Breaking the Waves (France)

Trainspotting (1996) (songs "Lust For Life" and "Nightclubbing")

Se7en (1995) (song "The Heart's Filthy Lesson")

Clueless (1995) (song "All the Young Dudes")

... aka I Was a Teenage Teenager

Nirvana Unplugged (1993) (TV) (song)

"The Buddha of Suburbia" (1993) (mini) TV Series

Bowie: The Video Collection (1993) (V) (songs)

Cool World (1992) (songs)

Amants du Pont-Neuf, Les (1991) (song "Time Will Crawl")

... aka Lovers on the Ninth Bridge (Australia: video title)

... aka The Lovers on the Bridge (USA)

Queens Logic (1991) (song "All the Young Dudes")

Pretty Woman (1990) (song "Fame 90")

Slaves of New York (1989) (song "Fall in Love with Me")

Mauvais sang (1986) (song "Modern Love") ... aka Bad Blood (USA)

Queen Live at Wembley '86 (1986) (TV) (song "Under Pressure")

... aka Queen: Live at Wembley Stadium (DVD title)

Labyrinth (1986) (songs)

Absolute Beginners (1986) (songs)

Inside the Labyrinth (1986) (TV) (songs)

When the Wind Blows (1986) (theme song)

The Falcon and the Snowman (1985) (song "This is Not America")

Jazzin' for Blue Jean (1984) (V) (song "Blue Jean")

Boy Meets Girl (1984) (song)

Party Party (1983) (song "Man Who Sold the World")

Nico: An Underground Experience (1982) (V) (song "Heroes")

We Will Rock You: Queen Live In Concert (1982) (V) (song "Under Pressure")

James Dean: The First American Teenager (1975) (TV) (song "Rebel, Rebel") (uncredited)

As Actor:

Arthur and the Minimoys (2006) (voice) .... Maltazard

Mr. Rice's Secret (2000) .... Mr. Rice

"The Hunger" (1997) TV Series .... Julian Priest (1999-2000) Everybody Loves Sunshine (1999) .... Bernie ... aka B.U.S.T.E.D. (USA: video title)

Omikron: The Nomad Soul (1999) (VG) (voice) .... Boz

Mio West, Il (1998) .... Jack Sikora ... aka My West

Basquiat (1996) .... Andy Warhol ... aka Build a Fort, Set It on Fire

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) .... Phillip Jeffries

... aka Twin Peaks (France)

The Linguini Incident (1991) .... Monte

The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) .... Pontius

Pilate Labyrinth (1986) .... Jareth the Goblin Kin

Absolute Beginners (1986) .... Vendice Partners

Into the Night (1985) .... Colin Morris

Jazzin' for Blue Jean (1984) (V) .... Screamin' Lord Byron/Vic

Yellowbeard (1983) (uncredited) .... The Shar

Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (1983) .... Maj. Jack 'Strafer' Celliers

... aka Senjou no Merii Kurisumasu

The Hunger (1983) .... John

The Snowman (1982) .... Narrator (Re-Released Version)

Baal (1982) (TV) .... Baal

Schöner Gigolo, armer Gigolo (1979) .... Paul... aka Just a Gigolo (USA)

The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) .... Thomas Jerome Newton

The Virgin Soldiers (1969) (uncredited)

The Pistol Shot (1968) (TV)

The Image (1967)