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Johnny Rotten calls new Sex Pistols series the "most disrespectful piece of shit" he's ever seen.

The former Sex Pistols member disapproves of the work done for the band's biopic, which is set to premiere next year.

Johnny Rotten Sex Pistols biopic . The series is directed by Danny Boyle and inspired by guitarist Steve Jones' 2018 , Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol

In an interview with The Sunday Times , Rotten said (via NME ): “I think it’s the most disrespectful thing I’ve ever had to put up with. I mean, they went so far as to hire an actor to play me, but what is the actor working on? Certainly not my character. This can’t go anywhere else [except in court].”

“I regret that you think you can do this,” Rotten said, seemingly addressing Boyle, “like, step all over me – that’s not going to happen. Not without a huge, huge fight. I’m Johnny, you know, and when you interfere in my business, you’re going to get the bitter end of my business as a result. It’s a shame.”

Pistols has had its first images revealed , showing Anson Boon as Rotten, Toby Wallace as Steve Jones, Louis Partridge as Sid Vicious , Jacob Slater as Paul Cook , and Christian Lees as Glen Matlock . The series is an FX production and is scheduled to premiere on the channel and the Hulu streaming service in 2022.

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