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Strike A Pose: Get back In Bed with Madonna on ABC iView

Twenty five years ago seven dancers joined Madonna on her Blonde Ambition World Tour. There escapades were captured in the documentary In Bed With Madonna.

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This fascinating documentary we find out where the performers are now and see how their moment in Madonna’s bright spotlight changed their lives for better or worth.

The film touches on some very serious themes including coming out, mental health, drug use, homophobia, living with HIV and the allure of fame and celebrity.

Watch the film on ABC iView until 19 March.

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