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the 1971 double-bill release ("Together! All the dolls you can handle - and more!") of Valley of the Dolls, the classic 1967 Mark Robson show business drug addiction camp melodrama ("The all time #1 best-seller... Now a movie"; "In the Valley of the Dolls, it's instant turn-on... dolls to put you to sleep at night, kick you awake in the morning, make life seem great-instant love, instant excitement... ultimate hell!"; "The motion picture that shows what America's all time #1 best seller first put into words!"; "The nation's most startling and hotly discussed best-seller now on the screen with every shock and sensation intact!"; "NEELY O'HARA: ... who was such a nice kid - until they put her name in lights. She took the green pills. Nice kid turned lush!"; "ANNE WELLES:... good girl with a million dollar face - and all the bad breaks. She took the red pills."; "HELEN... who was a gut, fingernail and claw fighter - and went down swinging. She took the yellow pills."; "JENNIFER NORTH: ... International sex symbol - victimized by everyone. She took the blue pills. Sex symbol turned on too often!"; "Based on a Book by Jacqueline Susann"; "Screenplay by Helen Deutsch and Dorothy Kingsley") starring Barbara Parkins, Patty Duke, Paul Burke, Sharon Tate (in her fourth credited movie role), Tony Scotti, Lee Grant, Joey Bishop, George Jessel (Collectively billed as "Guest Stars Joey Bishop and George Jessel"), and Susan Hayward ("as Helen Lawson"). Note that the music for this movie was composed by John Williams (apparently his first real time doing so for a movie), and on the soundtrack CD he is billed as "Johnny Williams"! Note that "everybody" knew that the book was partially loosely based on the life of Judy Garland and other Hollywood stars, but to protect themselves, the producers added a note to the posters that read "The Producers wish to state that any similarity between any person, living or dead, and the characters portrayed in this film, is purely coincidental and not intended." AND Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, the 1970 Russ Meyer sexploitation movie ("This time... they've really gone Beyond the Valley of the Dolls"; "The world is full of them, the super-octane girls who are old at twenty"; "If they get to be twenty."; "This is not a sequel - there has never been anything like it!";"The closer they get to the top- The nearer they get to the bottom."; "Story by Roger Ebert and Russ Meyer") starring Dolly Read (as Kelly Mac Namara), Cynthia Myers (as Casey Anderson), Marcia McBroom (as Petronella Danforth), John La Zar (as Z-Man), Michael Blodgett, David Gurian, Edy Williams, Haji, Erica Gavin, and Koko Tani. Note that the lead actresses portray singers in the movie and that their band is called "The Carrie Nations" (after the famous feminist).
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