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Darling

Title
Darling (2024)
Darling
Year
2024
Catalog
Genre
IMDB
Rating
6.8 from 10 with total 92 votes
Premiere
1965-08-03
Runtime
122 minutes
Description
The swinging London, early sixties. Beautiful but shallow, Diana Scott is a professional advertising model, a failed actress, a vocationally bored woman, who toys with the affections of several men while gaining fame and fortune.
Cast

Julie Christie character Diana Scott

Dirk Bogarde character Robert Gold

Laurence Harvey character Miles Brand

José Luis de Villalonga character Prince Cesare della Romita

Roland Curram character Malcolm

Basil Henson character Alec Prosser-Jones

Dante Posani character Gino

Umberto Raho character Signor Palucci

Alex Scott character Sean Martin

Brian Wilde character Basil Willett

Peter Bayliss character Lord Alex Grant

T.R. Bowen character Tony Bridges (as Trevor Bowen)

Georgina Cookson character Carlotta Hale

James Cossins character Mr. Basildon

Helen Lindsay character Felicity Prosser-Jones

Carlo Palmucci character Curzio della Romita

Ernest Walder character Kurt

Pauline Yates character Estelle Gold

Richard Bidlake character Rupert Crabtree

Annette Carell character Billie Castiglione

Jean Claudio character Raoul Maxim

Jane Downs character Julie (as Jane Downes)

Marika Rivera character Paris Party Host

Lucille Soong character Allie (uncredited)

Lydia Sherwood character Lady Brentwood (uncredited)

Ann Firbank character Sybil Martin (uncredited)

Tyler Butterworth character William Prosser-Jones (uncredited)

Vernon Dobtcheff character Art Critic at Ralph Riggs Exposure (uncredited)

John Schlesinger character Theatre Director (uncredited)

Silvia Dionisio character Prince Cesare della Romita's Daughter (uncredited)

Victor Harrington character Functionary at Charity Event (uncredited)

Derek Aylward character Party Guest (uncredited)

Zakes Mokae character Black Man at French Party (uncredited)

David Harrison character Charles Glass (uncredited)

Sidonie Bond character Gillian (uncredited)

Margaret Gordon character Helen Dawlish (uncredited)

Angus MacKay character Ivor Dawlish (uncredited)

Jane Pearl character Jane (uncredited)

Irene Richmond character Mrs. Glass (uncredited)

Hugo Dyson character Walter Southgate (uncredited)

Christopher Greatorex character Art Critic at Ralph Riggs Exposure (uncredited)

Hyma Beckley character Guest at Art Gallery Viewing (uncredited)

Nicholas Wright character Young Man in Opening Scene (uncredited)

John Woodvine character Customs Officer (uncredited)

Helen Stirling character Governess to Cesare Family (uncredited)

Ernest Blyth character Man at Airport (uncredited)

John Tatum character Man at Tube Station (uncredited)

Roy Lansford character Party Guest (uncredited)

Noel Davis character Shop Assistant (uncredited)

Lewis Alexander character Fortnum and Masons Customer (uncredited)

Peter Avella character Reporter (uncredited)

Jimmy Charters character Man on Tube Station Escalator (uncredited)

Mike Edmonds character Man in Street (uncredited)

Peter Evans character Man at Charity Raffle (uncredited)

Eden Fox character Waiter (uncredited)

Otto Friese character Man in Street (uncredited)

Sheila Gish character Cameo (uncredited)

Lew Hooper character Model Agency Staff (uncredited)

Gerry Judge character Waiter (uncredited)

Anthony Lang character Man at Airport (uncredited)

Pat Lewis character Woman at Airport (uncredited)

Leonard Llewellyn character Model Agency Staff / Airline Passenger (uncredited)

Ray Lovelock character Undetermined Role (uncredited)

Jack Mandeville character Tube Passenger (uncredited)

Mary Maxfield character Lady at Charity Raffle (uncredited)

Brian Moorehead character Leslie Page (uncredited)

Bob Raymond character Waiter / Porter (uncredited)

Arnold Schulkes character Mourner (uncredited)

Frank Shelley character Father Norton (uncredited)

Esme Smythe character Art Gallery Guest (uncredited)

Philip Stewart character Guest at Art Gallery Viewing (uncredited)

Graham Tonbridge character Art Gallery Guest (uncredited)

George Oliver character Tube Passenger (uncredited)

Ian Selby character Model Agency Staff (uncredited)