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Illustration depicting the iconic characters from "Valley of the Dolls," showcasing themes of ambition and struggle.

Valley of the Dolls

Valley of the Dolls is a 1967 film directed by Mark Robson, based on the novel of the same name by Jacqueline Susann. This captivating and controversial movie explores the glitz and glamor of show business, while delving into the darker side of fame, addiction, and shattered dreams. The film boasts a star-studded cast that brings the complex characters to life with remarkable performances.

Starring as the leading ladies are Barbara Parkins, Patty Duke, and Sharon Tate. Barbara Parkins plays Anne Welles, a small-town girl with big dreams of becoming a successful actress. Patty Duke portrays Neely O'Hara, an ambitious singer whose rise to stardom is accompanied by a dangerous addiction to pills known as "dolls." Sharon Tate embodies Jennifer North, a beautiful actress struggling with the harsh realities of the industry. Each actress delivers a powerful and unforgettable performance, capturing the emotional turmoil faced by their characters.

Joining the cast is veteran actor Paul Burke, who plays Lyon Burke, a talent agent torn between his love for Anne and his own ambitions. Tony Scotti takes on the role of Mel Anderson, Neely's devoted friend and composer, who tries to save her from the destructive cycle drugs have thrown her into. The film also features notable performances from Lee Grant, Martin Milner, and Susan Hayward, rounding out the cast with their exceptional talents.

Valley of the Dolls is not only remembered for its remarkable cast but also for its fantastic soundtrack. The theme song of the movie, "Theme from Valley of the Dolls," became an instant classic and is synonymous with the film. Composed by André Previn with lyrics by Dory Previn and sung by Dionne Warwick, the song perfectly captures the essence of the movie and remains a favorite among fans to this day. The soundtrack also includes other memorable tunes like "I'll Plant My Own Tree" and "Gotta Get Off This Merry-Go-Round," which further enhance the storytelling experience.

If you are looking to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Valley of the Dolls, you can easily play and download these iconic sounds here. Relive the emotional rollercoaster of Anne, Neely, and Jennifer as they navigate the treacherous waters of Hollywood's glamour and the destructive nature of addiction.

Valley of the Dolls continues to captivate audiences today with its timeless story and memorable performances. It serves as a cautionary tale about the high price of fame and the devastating consequences that can accompany it. Whether you are a fan of classic cinema or simply enjoy a compelling and thought-provoking narrative, Valley of the Dolls is an absolute must-see film that will leave a lasting impression.

A black Siamese should be very pretty. I'm Anne Welles.
A girl like Miss Welles here.
A little closer together, please. Have you made many changes?
A male in the Martha Washington Hotel for women?
A telegram for a Miss Polar.
Actually, the water felt great. It kept coming in and going out.
Actually, this is a celebration.
After all, it might not ever happen.
After she signs the release the song will go back in. With the understudy.
After your shampoo just comb, roll up, then brush out.
Afterwards you can come to the beach with us and recuperate.
All I ever heard was how much I ate and how much it cost to buy me shoes.
All I've ever had was a body and now I won't even have that.
All of a sudden she gets me in a half nelson...
All over the United States of America.
All right, Edward. All right.
All right, faggot, start explaining.
All right, I'll settle for a third. Anything. Just let me go home.
All right, sheriff, you win. You ran my father out of town...
All right, thank you.
All right, that's fine, dear. Thank you.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right. I'll start her on vitamins tomorrow.
All right. I'll try you out for one week, starting as of now.
All the dough she makes, we still had to borrow to pay the income tax.
Allison's gotta go. I will not let her steal the show. She almost did at rehearsal.
An abortion. How do you like that?
And accuses me of telling the rest of the inmates she's a latent homosexual.
And all of you out there who made this possible.
And don't expect flowers either, because only white lilacs suit you.
And don't give her that "I loved you when I was a little girl" routine...
And don't tell me I knew what I was doing.
And for that I'm grateful.
And I know all I have is a body and I am doing my bust exercises.
And I'd run for home ready to settle down in Lawrenceville.
And I'm gonna get them.
And I'm the dame who can prove it.
And in this business they come left, right and below the belt.
And legibly too.
And made you marry me. Oh, baby.
And not even that, because she's a professional.
And now you've been out six days because of pills and you walked out.
And now, because of the warm, plush, lush notes that emerged from...
And now... Now a special award for Miss Neely O'Hara.
And that psychiatrist? Dr. Mitchell?
And that's me, baby, remember?
And the feeling of loneliness is overpowering.
And there will be periods of blankness and hallucination.
And there's something else.
And they're very difficult to come by in New York in February.
And wardrobe fittings, makeup tests, publicity stills, you know.
And when your uncle died, you took over his business.
And with your 150 a week, we can really live. We can get a maid to clean up.
And won't remember a word. You'll have one sherry and remember it all.
And wonder what the hell happened.
And you beside me on that marvelous old four poster upstairs.
And you sermonize me! Not a sermon, just a few cold facts.
And you, Lyon, you'd better watch it.
And you're just a Helen Lawson.
And you've been boozing and eating all through the picture.
Anne and I will come by and pick you up at about 3:00.
Anne, I'm all right, really I am. Run along.
Anne, it's a dream town.
Anne, let's face it, all I know how to do is take off my clothes.
Anne?
Anne.
Annie. Hi, how are you?
Another. This way.
Any reason why she'd take her own life?
Anything? Well, perhaps we can make some arrangement.
Are you gonna marry? Any comment?
Are you really going to marry Kevin?
Are you serious, Tony?
Arlene quit this morning.
Art films. Nudies, that's all they are. Nudies.
As a man, you're always too tired and too full of those damn dolls.
At first it was awful, like living in a zoo.
At least I thought I did.
At the apartment.
Attorney, agent, manager, secretary, doctor, maid, masseuse...
Aunt Amy had stayed there.
Aunt Amy, Mama and Willie.
B.A. At Radcliffe? Mr. Bellamy will like that. He'll think it gives the office tone.
Baby, you may have a great talent, but not for ties.
Beautiful.
Because I got talent, Edward.
Because I won't settle for crumbs. I'll leave this stinking show...
Because some queer deigns to design their clothes.
Before my feet were dry, the agency sent me on an interview.
Believe me, by next week every producer in town will be after you.
Big talent.
Boobies, boobies, boobies. Nothing but boobies.
Boy, can I go for a drink. Me too. It's charming.
Break it up. Come on, break it up. Break it up
Bull. Merrick's not that crazy.
But don't let that happen to you.
But I just sent you $50 last week, Mother.
But I just sent you $50 last week, Mother.
But I kept remembering the old Neely. She was quite a girl.
But I loved you.
But I wish we didn't have to meet in such out of the way places.
But I'd never seen him, until one night...
But I'll have nothing but a few lines left.
But make a note, remind me to send you some in May.
But Miriam's got this thing about marriage.
But not as a man.
But not creamy. Pink, to match your skin.
But she'll destroy herself.
But she's talented, Henry. She's really got it.
But the motor disturbances will occur again.
But the motor disturbances will occur again.
But the next time you might not be so lucky.
But watch it, my friend. Find yourself a good girl.
But we'll have to wait until 4 a.m. For the reviews.
But when did I ever do anything my mother told me to?
But you did. You knew.
But you don't have to sneak.
By the girls around that water cooler.
Celebrating the second anniversary of the Gillian Girl...
Certainly I should have kept an eye on her, doctor, but she sneaks out.
College girl.
Come on, move it down.
Come on, you guys. Move it. Come on. Let's go, girls.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Conflicts, my foot. There aren't enough hours in the day.
Congratulations. Thank you. How long has it been?
Continuing our presentation...
Cultured.
Curl up with your favorite news analyst. I'll be back early.
Curtain time, Miss O'Hara.
Cut the song?
Dear Anne, thank you for the moment of reckoning.
Definitely without you. I'm keeping you under wraps until your opening.
Did she also tell you that I once thought that I could write?
Did without.
Did you know you are the most beautiful girl that ever left lipstick in my office?
Do you have to go to New York with Neely?
Do you think she can hear us?
Doctor says it's not the end of the world.
Does anybody else have a better right to gloat?
Does it make any difference how or why it happened? It happened.
Does that mean you won't marry me?
Don't forget to see my new film Love and Let Love at the Music Hall this week.
Don't mind me, go right ahead. I'll watch.
Don't you throw in the towel just yet.
Dr. Eberhart, this is Miriam Polar.
Dr. Mitchell says that I am self destructive.
Every man a potential Henry Higgins waiting to discover his Eliza Doolittle.
Everybody's gone.
Everything is better here. It really is. I don't know how you ever left.
Evil is only in the eye of the beholder.
Excuse me.
Excuse me. Yeah.
Excuse me. You must be Mr. Burke, the one with the water cooler.
Find the counterpart of Lawrenceville and see if I can.
First dressing room on the right. If you're a Capricorn, watch your step.
First I wanted new experiences, new faces, new surroundings.
For every Helen Lawson, there's always a Helen Hayes or a Mary Martin.
For lovely Neely O'Hara. Everybody, let's hear it out there.
For so many years I prayed for this moment.
Fox would like to release the film in the United States.