Punk Legends Are Born In The First Trailer For FX's Pistol

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FX just released the trailer for its upcoming miniseries Pistol, based on the chaotic life of legendary English punk rock band the Sex Pistols, and it's pretty much exactly what one would expect based on the first half of this sentence. Technically, it focuses more on guitarist and founding member Steve Jones, but it's basically impossible to tell a story about the Sex Pistols without bringing them all in for the fun.

Featuring a surprisingly authentic-looking cast and filming style, the trailer offers curious viewers a glimpse at the utter madness and addictive depravity that the emblematic short-lived punk group brought to its comparatively tired country. Between the memorable tunes from the band's only album and plenty of the irreverent energy that made them famous, it looks as though Pistol will provide an experience more tumultuous than a band practice in Elden Ring. But it's not just about unhinged imagery and loud punks. The Sex Pistols crammed a lot into their short and turbulent time together, and this miniseries appears ready to explore it all.

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Releasing later this month, Pistol is based on Jones' own memoir Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol, and will feature a story exploring the Sex Pistols' rise to fame and enduring influence. Originally consisting of Jones on guitar, Paul Cook on drums, Glen Matlock on bass, and vocalist John Lydon (better known by his stage name «Johnny Rotten»), the iconic band of misfits eventually brought in Sid Vicious (real name Simon John Ritchie) to replace Matlock and create its now unforgettable lineup. While they're remembered for their music and empowering anarchist sensibilities, it's easy to forget that the Sex Pistols were seen by many