Inside Daisy Clover (1966)
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" Director: Robert Mulligan His 9th movie My 3rd movie watched from the director This may be one of Natalie Wood's best performances even if I didn't care for the movie too much. It's such a negative movie that it was tough to enjoy at any point. The ending was great and the other performances were solid, too. Added to Lists: Top Ten Performances - Natalie Wood The Movie Industry Sucks __________ Location: Santa Monica & Hollywood, CA"
" Director: Robert Mulligan His 9th movie My 3rd movie watched from the director This may be one of Natalie Wood's best performances even if I didn't care for the movie too much. It's such a negative movie that it was tough to enjoy at any point. The ending was great and the other performances were solid, too. Added to Lists: Top Ten Performances - Natalie Wood The Movie Industry Sucks "
" Director: Alan J. Pakula Starring: Natalie Wood, Christopher Plummer, Robert Redford, Roddy McDowall, Ruth Gordon, Katharine Bard, Peter Helm, Milton Hopwood, Betty Harford, John Hale, Harold Gould, Ottola Nesmith and Edna Holland Daisy Clover goes from teenage girl to movie star practically overnight when her demented mother enters her voice in a talent-search contest. From a broken-down carnival on the Santa Monica Pier, in no time at all she is attending glamorous Hollywood parties. But Da"
“What exactly is Inside Daisy Clover trying to be? Semi-pornographic name aside, at any given moment, it operates as two or three different movies each trying, and failing, to achieve maximum attention. There’s a serious drama about a ragamuffin street urchin, a biting satire about the Hollywood star machine, and a lackadaisical musical. In fits it’s interesting as a well-made movie, but it in general waffles between camp entertainment and a slog to get through. Once more Natalie Wood is hired to play a character far younger than her actual age, and by this point her child-like innocence and beauty had morphed into a mature, ethereal beauty. In her best performances, think of Rebel Without a Cause or Splendor in the Grass, her doe-eyed innocence masked a fractured emotional core or” read more