تُصبح (ديانا سكوت) عارضة أزياء وممثلة مشهورة في لندن، وتصل بسرعة إلى القمة باستخدام جاذبيتها للتحكم والتلاعب بالرجال الأقوياء وأصحاب النفوذ من حولها، إلا أن الجانب المظلم من الشهرة والثروة يؤثر سلبًا عليها، وتكتشف أن الهروب من نمط حياتها الجديد أصعب مما تتوقع.
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
John Schlesinger
Director
Julie Christie
Diana Scott
Dirk Bogarde
Robert Gold
Laurence Harvey
Miles Brand
José Luis de Vilallonga
Prince Cesare della Romita
Roland Curram
Malcolm
Basil Henson
Alec Prosser-Jones
Helen Lindsay
Felicity Prosser-Jones
Carlo Palmucci
Curzio della Romita
Dante Posani
Gino
Umberto Raho
Palucci
Marika Rivera
Woman
Alex Scott
Sean Martin
Ernst Walder
Kurt
Brian Wilde
Willett
Pauline Yates
Estelle Gold
Peter Bayliss
Lord Grant
Richard Bidlake
Rupert Crabtree
T.R. Bowen
Tony Bridges
Frederic Raphael
Writer
John Schlesinger
Writer
Joseph Janni
Writer
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source: Darling
What's all the fuss about this 1965 film that brought Julie Christie a totally undeserved Oscar? She beat out Julie Andrews for "The Sound of Music" and only divine intervention knows why. Ironically, both ladies married widowers in both films. How charming. Otherwise, "Darling" is the story of a tramp, pure and simple by the name of Diana. No, she is not Princess Diana;although, she tries to act like one in this film trying to depict a decadent London life of the 1960s. Christie, as Diana, is a selfish, neurotic broad incapable of any meaningful relationship. All is she is good for is posing as a model and doing bed hopping continuously. Dirk Bogarde and Laurence Harvey play the 2 major men in her disgusting life. Harvey did not look well in this film and would die 8 years later.
