Carl Barat has spoke about the future of The Libertines.
The singer has said that the constant questions about The Libertines reunion is 'draining' but he isn't ruling out anything yet.
"I don't want to spend the next year... with everyone just asking about The Libertines. It's just draining... if internally things aren't in the same place as they were then, I can't do anything about that,'' Barat told BBC 6 Music.
He added: ''The documentary's about that then and why it was important to people then... so I can't really say about the future, if it works then believe you me I'll be the first person to do it."
The documentary about the band's career 'The Libertines - There Are No Innocent Bystansers' premier's tonight (April 27) in London at the East End Film Festival.
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