Mary Millington's True Blue Confessions

1980
39 min

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Mary Millington's True Blue Confessions (1980)

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA tawdry tribute to Britain's number one sex symbol of the 1970's - Mary Millington. The film (made only a year after her tragic suicide) is a mixture of archive footage, interviews and new ... Ler tudoA tawdry tribute to Britain's number one sex symbol of the 1970's - Mary Millington. The film (made only a year after her tragic suicide) is a mixture of archive footage, interviews and new sex scenes.A tawdry tribute to Britain's number one sex symbol of the 1970's - Mary Millington. The film (made only a year after her tragic suicide) is a mixture of archive footage, interviews and new sex scenes.

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Maria Harper was engaged to play Mary Millington's corpse. Unfortunately, she kept falling asleep in her coffin, and the crew had to rouse her when she started snoring.

Versões alternativas
The 45 minute UK running time included a separate 6-minute short entitled "Mary Millington 1946-1979 Prologue". The title of this short is factually incorrect: Mary was born in 1945. The prologue features clips of Mary in "Come Play With Me" (1977) "The Playbirds" (1978) and "Queen Of The Blues" (1979) and is narrated by John M. East The prologue short is absent from the video version "The Naked Truth" The prologue short is included as an extra feature on the Region 2 DVD release of "Come Play With Me" (1977)

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Featured in Doing Rude Things (1995)

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Highway Song
Written by Cliff Twemlow (as Peter Reno)
(Heard during the party scene)

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3/10

Sad excuse for a tribute - Just a money grab

This is supposed to be a tribute to Mary Millington released not long after her death. It does tell part of her life. In addition are several interviews with people who either knew or worked with Mary. Plus there is audio from an interview Mary gave although no date for it.

Where it fails is telling only pieces of her life. Not a complete picture. Only snippets of her career. The interviews do give positive opinions but also few details. The weirdest scene is of a coffin with a blonde actress inside playing dead. Why? There are several scenes created for this movie using a blonde actress that only looks like Mary Millington from her hair color. Several scenes inside and outside porn shops and a disco taken again just for this movie.

This fails as a tribute. I doubt Mary herself would have approved of it. While everyone in it had something nice to say about her, they never said much. I would recommend the documentary Respectable, The Mary Millington Story from 2016 over this sad excuse.