Roger Daltrey

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Who?

~ Oscar Wilde on Robert Daltrey

Who?

~ Robert Daltrey on Robert Daltrey

Who?

~ Pete Townshend on Robert Daltrey

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[edit] The former Years

Born as Robert James Dalton, Robert changed his name legally to Roger Daltrey in 1950. Roger Daltrey was a member of the Dalton family. The family never left the cowboy image of their ancestors, so when Roger formed a band in 1948 he sought out some family to start the band with and kept loyal to that image. The Daltons invaded America with British rock, but turned out to be the pioneers of Acid Rock. Their music was more fast paced than average British rock and from it Hard Rock proceeded where Acid Rock left it. After a while Duncan Dalton developed drinking problems, Jimmy quit the band and the twin brothers Yuri and Trevor were shot dead by criminal Lucky Luke in a tavern. These tragic events led to the end of the band.

[edit] Film Studio

Roger sought for a new way to explore his creativity. He was contacted by Pete Townshend who was the owner of The Who Productions, a movie company that created tv programs and films, and Peter offered Roger a contract in which in was stated that he was to become the head of a new project for a female fighters tv show.

An excited Roger being awarded a motorcycle for winning the Ugliest Man of the Year Contest.
An excited Roger being awarded a motorcycle for winning the Ugliest Man of the Year Contest.

Roger became very enthusiastic about the project and searched for four female actors who would fit the leading roles. After many interviews with lots of female actors, he ended up choosing for Cheryl Ladd, Cameron Diaz, Fara Fawcett and Bo Derek to get the leading roles in the show. Yes, all four actors are blond, but who can blame Roger for his taste? Roger then had to decide on the name for the show and thought up the title 'Roger's Angels'.

[edit] The Post Music Succesful Years

The show 'Roger's Angels' became an instant hit. All four fighting women who fought frogs, lizards and bees in the show, became popular. But everyone's favorite angel soon became Cheryl. She kicked the butt out of those feisty garden creatures, which is a good thing because the frogs and lizards bonded and were a threat to mankind. They probably would have taken over the world, had it not been for 'Roger's Angels'. After 5 seasons Bo Derek developed drugs problem and was replaced by Jennifer Connelly, the first angel to not have blonde hair. Roger was still pleased with his show but it went downhill from the 7th season on. Roger decided to call it quits and handed over production to a close family member, namely Jim Dalton. But nobody really cared.

[edit] The latter Years

After this Roger demanded a contract to start a career as a movie producer. Being the great buddies Roger and Peter were, he immediately got one, though perhaps he shouldn't have had. The magic was gone with Roger, having used up all of his creative energy on Rogers Angels, and he produced a string of very bad movies.'The Juvenile Strike', 'Cat Screams' and 'Oink, Oink' were absolutely terrible, both in the eyes of the public as well as the movie critics. The first one was a bad Tremors rip off, the second was a movie based on cat screams for the full 90(!) minutes and the last one heralded the start of the dreadful music we now know as hip hop. It got on Roger's nerves that he had lost his magical touch and his fame and he ended up in a Retirement Community. Now all he has to look forward to in life is "Mashed potato day" at the Senior Center, also called "Eatin' with the Elderly"!

[edit] Discography

  • Meet The Daltons (1948)
  • Tommy Dalton (1950)
  • Quadrowater (1953)
  • The Daltons Are Next (1954)
  • The Daltons By Numbers (1955)
  • The Daltons Express (1956)
  • Mehmer 'Dalton' O'Reilly (1960)
  • Do You Know Where My Dalton Is? (1961)
  • I Want Lucky Luke...Dead (1965)


[edit] Filmography (as Director)

  • Roger's Angels (season 1 to 7) (1975)
  • The Juvenile Strike (1980)
  • Piss Off Suckers (1981)
  • Cat Screams (1982)
  • The Barking (1985)
  • Oink, Oink (1990)
  • Some Movie[2007]

[edit] See also

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