Rag Doll

1961
1h 7m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCarol flees to London from her alcoholic stepfather, but runs into a rough crowd in her new home.Carol flees to London from her alcoholic stepfather, but runs into a rough crowd in her new home.Carol flees to London from her alcoholic stepfather, but runs into a rough crowd in her new home.

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5,5/10

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Jess Conrad sang the theme tune in one scene, but it was cut. The featured song "Why Am I Living" was issued as the 'B' side of Jess's cult single "This Pullover".

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References Alamo (1960)

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Why Am I Living
Composed by Martin Slavin
Lyrics by Abbe Gail with The Mike Sammes Singers (as The Michael Sammes Singers)
Sung by Jess Conrad and The Dave Clark Five (uncredited)

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5/10

Atrocious acting mars bleak drama

Jess Conrad was one of a host of 60s pop idols who appeared in films.Cliff Richards and Adam Faith are other names that come to mind.However Conrads acting was so bad that as is evidenced here he couldn't act his way out of a paper bag.This film was destined for the bottom half of double bills and it looks it.Filmed on location in the West End which i knew well.Conrad comes out of the Astoria Charring Cross Road,where The Alamo is showing.I saw that film in that cinema in 1961 so i found it very nostalgic.Kenneth Griffiths is good support as a seedy nightclub owner and Hermoine Badderly suitably endearing as the ex tart who looks after the young girl.One can only wonder if girls of 17 were as naive as this one even in 1960.It is available to view on DVD.