I'll Tumble 4 Ya (JXL Remix) Culture Club Year: 2005 Director: Zelda Barron (1983) / Olivier Gondry (2005) Location: London (1983) View/download from: Nordstrom Silverscreen
		You Are My Sister Antony & The Johnsons feat. Boy George Year: 2005 Director: Charles Atlas Location: New York Note: Two versions feature of this clip; the second version doesn't feature Antony or George performing.
		Do You Really Want To Hurt Me (DJ LBR Mix) Culture Club Year: 2005 Director: Julien Temple (1982) / J.G. Biggs (2005) Location: London (1982) / Paris (2005) Appearances by: ex-Big Brother France contestant Steevy Boulay (pictured) and Franck Mirre Note: Lead track from the French album "Culture Club 2005 - Singles and Remixes"
		Grief Never Grows Old One World Project Year: 2005 Director: Location: London / New York City (and others) Charity single, also featuring: Sir Cliff Richard, Barry & Robin Gibb (The Bee Gees), Brian Wilson, Russell Watson, Steve Winwood, Jon Anderson, Dewey Blundell & Gerry Beckley (America).
		Here Come The Girls The Twin Year: 2003 Director: Mike Nicholls Location: Soho and London
		Radio One The Hampstead Bowie Clone (Boy George) Year: 2003 Director: Mike Nicholls Location: Manchester - shot backstage at "Celebrity Stars In Their Eyes" (UK TV show, 2002)
		Out Of Fashion Hi-Gate feat. Boy George Year: 2003 Director: Mike Nicholls Location: Appearances by: The cast of Taboo (UK production)
		Ich Bin Kunst Boy George Year: 2002 Director: Mike Nicholls Location: Various places in & around London - including George's house!
		Run Sash! feat. Boy George Year: 2002 Director: Location: Germany (Sash!) and London (George)
		Cold Shoulder Culture Club Year: 1999 Director: Ben Unwin Location: London
		Disco Heaven Holly Johnson Year: 1999 Director: Location: London Note: Features George as Leigh Bowery
		Why Go? Faithless feat. Boy George Year: 1999 Director: Ben Unwin Location: London
		Your Kisses Are Charity Culture Club Year: 1999 Director: Ben Unwin Location: London Non-appearances by: Roy Hay Appearances by: Steve Honest
		I Just Wanna Be Loved Culture Club Year: 1998 Director: Ben Unwin Location: London Appearances by: Dusty O
		When Will You Learn Boy George Year: 1998 Director: Ben Unwin Location: London Appearances by: Dusty O
		Love Is Leaving Boy George Year: 1997 Director: Ben Unwin Location: London
		Same Thing In Reverse Boy George Year: 1995 Directors: Matthew Badger & Erica S. Federman Location: Washington DC, USA
		Il Adore Boy George Year: 1995 Director: John Maybury Location: London Appearances by: Quentin Crisp
		Funtime Boy George Year: 1995 Director: Location:
		Everything I Own Boy George (from Devil In Sister George EP) Year: 1994 Director: Location:
		Strong Boy Hannah Jones Year: 1994 Director: Location: Appearances by: Boy George - who co-wrote this song for Hannah.
		More Than Likely P.M. Dawn feat. Boy George Year: 1993 Director: Location:
		The Crying Game Boy George Year: 1992 Directors: Jeff Panzer and Doug Kluthe Location: Note: Three versions of 'The Crying Game' video exist - the first features George and extras, the 2nd combines George with footage from 'The Crying Game' movie and pictures of 'world disasters' and the 3rd plays to the Extended Dance Mix with footage from the movie.
		Circle In The Square Promised Land (Jon Moss) Year: 1992 Director: Location:
		Sweet Toxic Love Boy George Year: 1992 Director: Location: Hampstead, London (George's house!)
		Generations of Love (La La Gone Gaga Mix) Jesus Loves You Year: 1991 Director: Location:
		Bow Down Mister Jesus Loves You Year: 1991 Director: Location:
		Generations Of Love Jesus Loves You Year: 1990 Director: Baillie Walsh Location: Soho, London Appearances by: Leigh Bowery Note: A 12" version of this video also exists.
		One On One Jesus Loves You Year: 1990 Director: Location:
		After The Love Jesus Loves You Year: 1989 Director: Location: Battersea, London Appearances by: Jon Moss (who co-wrote this song with George)
		Whether They Like It Or Not Boy George Year: 1989 Director: Location: Germany (performance clip made for TV broadcast)
		Whisper Boy George Year: 1989 Director: Location: Appearances by: Michael Dunne, George's (then) boyfriend.
		You Are My Heroin Boy George Year: 1989 Director: Kiki Picasso Location: Paris (performance clip made for TV broadcast) This video was the only format released of the 'You Are My Heroin' single.
		Don't Take My Mind On A Trip Boy George Year: 1989 Director: Daniel Kleinman Location: London
		Don't Cry Boy George Year: 1988 Director: Location:
		What's Going On Live Aid Armenia Year: 1988 Director: Location: London Features: Boy George, Helen Terry & others.
		I'm A Believer Mikey Craig Year: 1988 Director: Location:
		No Clause 28 Boy George Year: 1988 Director: John Maybury Location: London Note: An alternate clip for 'No Clause 28' which plays to the Pascal Gabriel remix also exists.
		Live My Life Boy George Year: 1988 Director: Location: Note: This clip was made months after the single's release in America, where it featured on the 'Hiding Out' soundtrack. Appearances by: Siobhan, George's sister.
		Louise This Way Up (Roy Hay) Year: 1988 Director: Location:
		Wishing Well G.O.S.H Year: 1987 Director: Location: London Charity single, also featuring: Dollar, Hazel O'Connor, Peter Cox (from Go West) and others.
		To Be Reborn Boy George Year: 1987 Director: Jean-Baptiste Mondino Note: Madonna used the exact format for this clip - a book where the pictures come to live - in her 1992 clip for 'This Used To Be My Playground'.
		If I Can't Have You This Way Up (Roy Hay) Year: 1987 Director: Location:
		Tell Me Why This Way Up (Roy Hay) Year: 1987 Director: Location:
		I Jump To It Heartbeat UK (Jon Moss) Year: 1987 Director: Nick Willing Location: London
		Sold Boy George Year: 1987 Director: Russell Mulcahy Location: London Note: 2 versions of this clip - the second has George kicking in a television screen edited out.
		Keep Me In Mind Boy George Year: 1987 Director: Leslie Lidman Location: Barbados
		Let It Be Ferry Aid Year: 1987 Location: London Charity single, also featuring: Bananarama, Kate Bush, Paul McCartney and others.
		Everything I Own Boy George Year: 1987 Director: John Maybury Location: London Notes: The US version of this clip is black and white, uses alternative footage and plays to the album version. George's suit also features as the one George Michael is wearing in his "I Want Your Sex" video clip.
		Black Money Culture Club (from A Kiss Across The Ocean, 1984 video) Year: 1987 Director: Keith 'KEEF' Macmillan Location: Hammersmith Odeon, London Notes: Features on the 1987 Culture Club 'This Time' greatest hits video compilation - orginally from the A Kiss Across The Ocean live concert video, recorded in December 1983 and released 1984.
		Heaven's Children Culture Club Year: 1986 Notes: Heaven's Children wasn't released as a single - however, George mentioned in the October '86 issue of 'Spin' that "(Culture Club still exists) ... We're releasing Heaven's Children in about three weeks. We did a video to that, and I just did the photos..." - No footage of this mentioned clip has been shown yet.
		Gusto Blusto Culture Club Year: 1986 Note: Gusto Blusto was released in the US only. The video for 'Gusto Blusto' plays to the 'Extended Dance Remix' featured on the 12". Features footage from the following clips: 'Mistake No.3', 'Church of The Poison Mind', 'I'll Tumble 4 Ya', 'Miss Me Blind', 'The War Song', 'It's A Miracle', 'Move Away' and 'Do You Really Want To Hurt Me'.
		God Thank You Woman Culture Club Year: 1986 Director: Steve Barron Location: London Notes: The video for 'God Thank You Woman' plays to a slightly extended version. Appearances by: Brigitte Bardot, Claudia Cardinal, Sophia Loren, Britt Ekland and Una Stubbs - from footage superimposed from various '50's and '60's movies.
		Move Away Culture Club Year: 1986 Director: Willie Smax Location: London Appearances by: Alice Temple, George's 'girlfriend' at the time.
		Do They Know It's Christmas Band Aid Year: 1984 Location: London Charity single also featuring: Paul Young, George Michael, Simon LeBon, Bono, Sting, Spandau Ballet, Paul Weller, Bananarama, Marilyn and more...
		Don't Go Down That Street Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: ? Location: Japan Note: A Japanese-only single release, this clip comprises of footage and photos from Culture Club's 1984 tour of Japan.
		Mistake No. 3 Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: David Mallett Location: London Appearances by: Naomi Campbell (she's one of the 'brides'; a close up of her is shown during the 2nd chorus)
		The Medal Song Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: Zelda Barron Location: London Note: 'The Medal Song' clip follows the story of Frances Farmer, and also has George, Jon, Mikey and Roy dressed up as the 'Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers'!
		The War Song Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: Russell Mulcahy Location: Beckton Docklands (London) Note: 'The War Song' clip features George with red, white, yellow, purple and black hair! (the latter were a series of spiky wigs that George had recently bought)
		Love Is Love (from the Electric Dreams soundtrack) Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: Danny Kleinman / Steve Barron Location: London / San Francisco Note: The 'Love Is Love' clip follows the story of Edgar, the computer that stars in the movie 'Electric Dreams'. On the Electric Dreams Video Soundtrack, P.P. Arnold's version of Love Is Love also plays to this footage. An alternate version of this clip exists, featuring a Culture Club live performance.
		It's A Miracle Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: Zelda & Steve Barron Location: London Note: The 'It's A Miracle' clip follows a Monopoly-styled board game following the history of Culture Club. Appearances by: Alison Hay (Roy's wife) as a Boy George look-a-like (she's the one with the black hat dancing in the middle of the 2nd verse), George's friend Miko as the (female) Japanese Geisha.
		Miss Me Blind Culture Club Year: 1984 Director: Zelda Barron Location: London Note: The end sequence of the Miss Me Blind introduces the next Culture Club album, Waking Up With The House On Fire. Appearances by: George's friend Miko as the Japanese Geisha.
		Victims Culture Club Year: 1983 Director: Godley & Creme Location: London Appearances by: Helen Terry
		Karma Chameleon Culture Club Year: 1983 Director: Peter Sinclair (Script by Zelda Barron) Location: Thames River, London Note: The Karma Chameleon video clip was set in Mississippi, 1870.
		I'll Tumble 4 Ya Culture Club Year: 1983 Director: Zelda Barron Location: London Note: Although this single was taken from CC's first album, Kissing To Be Clever, it was filmed after Church Of The Poison Mind, the first single release from CC's second album, Colour By Numbers. Appearances by: Naomi Campbell
		Church of the Poison Mind Culture Club Year: 1983 Director: Chris Gabrin Location: London / New York (Statue of Liberty footage) Appearances by: Helen Terry, Siobhan (George's sister, dressed as George, a close up of her is taken just before the 2nd verse begins)
		Time (Clock of the Heart) Culture Club Year: 1982 Director: Chris Gabrin Location: London Appearances by: Helen Terry, Steve Levine
		Mystery Boy Culture Club Year: 1982 Director / Location: Various Note: Japanese-only single release, the Mystery Boy clip comprises of various television footage.
		Do You Really Want To Hurt Me (live on Top of The Pops) Culture Club Year: 1982 Location: Top of The Pops studio, London Note: US Television first used this appearance as the video clip for Do You Really...
		Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Culture Club Year: 1982 Director: Julien Temple Non-appearances by: Mikey Craig Appearances by: Greg Craig (as Mikey), Dinah O'Dowd (George's Mum) Location: The Gargoyle Club, Soho, London; The Dolphin Square Health Club, London