In Louis Theroux's latest BBC interview series, the award-winning interviewer finds Pete Doherty in rural Normandy, where The Libertines frontman now lives in relative tranquility with his wife and young daughter.
In what is a shocking transformation for those who haven't been following Doherty over the last couple of years, the musician is no longer a scraggly, rakish figure: he's now grey-haired, moustached, and four years clean from the substance addiction issues that famously hounded him for most of his adult life.
