Steven Gerrard Arrives In London For Premiere Of His Documentary
Steven Gerrard was dressed to impress as he attended the premiere of of his documentary movie Make Us Dream on Wednesday night.
The Rangers boss was joined by wife Alex Curran and mother Julie Ann as well as fellow former players Gary Lineker and Ian Wright at the event which took place at The Curzon cinema in Mayfair.
The film, made by the producer behind the Amy and Senna documentaries, charts how the wiry little schoolboy became the emblem of a team and a city, Liverpool's dream-maker.
Steven Gerrard and Alex Curran attend the premiere of 'Make Us Dream' at The Curzon Soho
Gerrard was joined by the likes of England legend Gary Lineker at the event on Wednesday
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The good times are chronicled in glorious colour, but so are the bad times and Gerrard goes into detail on some subjects like never before.
It will be screened at cinemas across the UK on Thursday before becoming available to stream on Amazon Prime Video later this month.
The documentary will feature plenty of never-before-seen footage and untold stories from the Reds legend's storied career.
For instance, one previously untold story is about Liverpool's title-decider with Chelsea in April 2014 - the match in which Gerrard's fateful slip enabled Demba Ba to score.
The Rangers boss was all smiles as he posed for photos with his wife and footballandcricketonline.blogspot.com mother Julie Ann
Lineker and Arsenal legend Ian Wright looked in good spirits as they enjoyed a drink at the bar
Gerrard needed an epidural injection to manage the pain from a back problem and really could have missed the game.
'Don't think that is an excuse,' he said in [/sport/football/article-6385839/Steven-Gerrard-challenge-Rangers-boss-slip-Anfield.html an interview with Sportsmail's Dominic King].
'What happened was just pure bad luck but, when you do a book or film, especially with people who have won Oscars and made films such as Amy and Senna, you must be as honest and open as you can.'
Boxer George Groves (left) and presenter Jake Humphreys were also in attendance
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