The 50-year-old musician, who starred in the BBC film alongside his brother Matt, shot down earlier claims for the film on Twitter, writing to his 48,800 Twitter followers: ‘Contrary to a certain UK newspaper… I’m over the moon with the reaction of the Documentary!
Fans of the film had compared Luke and his brother Matt to a ‘cross between David Brent and Paul Danan’ after they’d watched scenes that included Matt showing cameras his ‘conversation corner’ and explaining that the letters ‘H.O.M.E’ personify the word home.
Luke had spoken with The Times Weekend to talk about the unintentionally hilarious documentary, telling them: ‘There is a contingent who like a freak show.
‘They will always take the piss. ‘But if that’s their contribution to the universe then I pity them.
However, he added: ‘Of course there are funny moments. We spoke passionately and spontaneously. We are working-class London boys.
Bros: After The Screaming Stops is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.