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Metal Hammer
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Merlin Alderslade

"We're not a bunch of poodles." Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson explains why the band didn't get too hands on in the making of their new documentary, Burning Ambition

Bruce Dickinson sat on a sofa with a microphone.

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has explained why the metal legends have taken a decidedly hands-off approach to their imminent new documentary film, Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition.

In cinemas this week and directed by Malcolm Venville, the documentary serves as the definitive look at the storied career of the heavy metal icons, featuring rarely seen footage, brand new interviews with the band themselves and input from famous fans including Javier Bardem, Lars Ulrich, Chuck D and Scott Ian.

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