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The Wiggles’ more than three-decade-long career has been condensed into a 90-minute documentary as the skivvy-wearing entertainers laughed, cried and sang their way through a reflection on their history.
Selling out Madison Square Garden, millions of fans around the world screaming like excited children and headline-grabbing onstage collapses and we’re not talking about a legendary rock band.
The Wiggles are a children's band, but this is no kiddie documentary.
With their colourful skivvies and catchy tunes about everything from hot potatoes to rose-eating dinosaurs, The Wiggles have provided joy for millions of children around the world - not to mention respite for their exhausted parents! But while they are all smiles on stage, behind the scenes many of the group's members have suffered imaginable heartbreak since they formed in 1991.
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