Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls (TV 1981)Updated version of the Jacqueline Susann best selling 1960's novel shows the lives of three very different women who come to New York City to achieve fame and fortune in show business and ... See full summary » Director:Walter Grauman |
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| Catherine Hicks | ... | ||
| Lisa Hartman | ... | ||
| Veronica Hamel | ... | ||
| David Birney | ... | ||
| Jean Simmons | ... | ||
| James Coburn | ... | ||
| Gary Collins | ... | ||
| Bert Convy | ... | ||
| Britt Ekland | ... | ||
| Denise Nicholas | ... |
Connie
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Steve Inwood | ... | |
| Carol Lawrence | ... | ||
| Camilla Sparv | ... | ||
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Kathleen Nolan | ... | |
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Tricia O'Neil | ... | |
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Updated version of the Jacqueline Susann best selling 1960's novel shows the lives of three very different women who come to New York City to achieve fame and fortune in show business and get all messed up in the process. Written by Anonymous
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19 October 1981 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Valley of the Dolls See more »Company Credits
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The home where Catherine Hicks' character lived in with her husband at the end of the film was located at 10431 Bellagio Road in Los Angeles, CA. See more »Quotes
Henry Bellamy: You see Neely's has a very special young talent, it needs a place to grow, to become more confident, now I can give her that and we can all share in those results, but it's that talent that's so valuable it's precious, it needs firm professional guidance and if you're going to continue to handle you better learn your business young man, the amateurs have a tendency to bring everyone down to their level, and in this case, that's intolerable.See more »
This dull TV version is even worse than the theatrically released movie starring Patty Duke . . . at least that earlier version had camp appeal!