"Tuxedo Warriors" is the companion book to "The Tuxedo Warrior." This is the autobiography of author, composer, movie-maker Cliff Twemlow. The book ended at the beginning of what has been called the Golden Age of Video Cinematography, which he inspired. The new book, "Tuxedo Warriors" is the most complete biography of Cliff Twemlow ever written. It's also the autobiography Brian Sterling-Vete, who played a central role in this unique, entertaining, and true story of two extraordinary "Renaissance-Men," and their adventures as guerrilla movie-makers. Brian and Cliff traversed the globe on many previously untold adventures in Iceland, and the Arctic Circle, in the Mediterranean, in North Africa and a war zone, on tramp-steamer journeys across the ocean, and on road trips across continents. "Tuxedo Warriors" is told by Brian Sterling-Vete, and he continues the story where the original book ends. Brian is perhaps the only person who can tell the complete story from the time it all began, right through until the end, with sudden and untimely death of his great friend Cliff. Cliff and his works have now become known globally, even achieving "cult" status, primarily thanks to great work of Dr Chris Lee and Andy Wills in their excellent book "The Lost World of CLIFF TWEMLOW: The King of Manchester Exploitation Movies," re-releases of his movies, and through TV documentaries. "Tuxedo Warriors" is a compelling, entertaining, and true story about two extraordinary characters who were pioneers during this pivotal and innovative period in the history of world cinema. "Tuxedo Warriors" is the sequel to the book, and movie by Cliff Twemlow: "The Tuxedo Warrior," Starring: John Wyman, Carol Royle, Holly Palance, John Terry and James Coburn Jnr.