Thanks again to Ima, who spotted that the official website now has a few more JJ extras; including wallpapers, screensavers, cast biographies and interviews.

When Nick (Moran) called me and asked to play Heinz I said 'I don't play an instrument and can't sing so I am the wrong person'. He said 'Heinz couldn't sing or play at all, you're perfect'.
To get to know the character I looked at old documentaries and old video footage and saw how he performed. I've watched interviews with him and have been very lucky to talk to a lot of the real people like Jess Conrad and Patrick Pink who gave me their inside take on him.
With these amazing costumes you find the rock n'roll in you immediately! However with the hair I can't look in any mirror at myself, otherwise it puts me off for the day! I've been blow-dried within an inch of my life every morning and peroxided until my hair falls out! 

Rock 'n' roll was in his blood as his father was the guitarist with the 60's London folk group The Springfields, most famous for being the launchpad for celebrated singer Dusty Springfield. In Telstar the role of Heinz took JJ back into the world his father knew as a musician in the 60's and to prepare, JJ took guitar lessons. 

Total Film gave the film 3 stars.

The hits come but as surely as Meek lives in a mess, he’s a mess himself. A pill-gobbling bully, a bad businessman and somewhat loin-driven to boot, he alienates all-comers and haemorrhages cash on Heinz, a gormless wannabe played to preening-pillock perfection by JJ Feild.