The story of the relationship between a young single mother and an insecure rock star.
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Title: Made (1972)
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Cast
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| Carol White | ... | Valerie Marshall | |
| Roy Harper | ... | Mike Preston | |
| John Castle | ... | Father Dyson | |
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Margery Mason | ... | Mrs. Marshall |
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Doremy Vernon | ... | June |
| Sam Dastor | ... | Mahdav | |
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Richard Vanstone | ... | Ray |
| Michael Cashman | ... | Joe | |
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Brian Croucher | ... | Arthur |
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Ray Smith | ... | First policeman |
| Carl Rigg | ... | Second policeman | |
| Bob Harris | ... | Interviewer | |
| Sean Hewitt | ... | Andy | |
| Peter Jenner | ... | Mike's M.D. | |
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Len Jones | ... | Barry |
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The story of the relationship between a young single mother and an insecure rock star.
Plot Keywords:
single mother | struggle | priest | musician | mother daughter relationship |Genres:
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Valerie Marshall: I'm sorry.
Mahdav: European women don't know how to accept compliments.
Valerie Marshall: Oh, I didn't mean to be rude.
Mahdav: It's alright. I understand.
Valerie Marshall: I haven't offended you, have I? Oh, go on...
Mahdav: You've made it difficult for me. May I hold your hand? I'm so happy we met. I feel I've made a friend at last.
Valerie Marshall: Yeah, well, I think I...
Mahdav: May I kiss you?
Valerie Marshall: No!
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Written by Roy Harper
Produced by Peter Jenner
Performed by Roy Harper
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According to Roy Harper other candidates who auditioned for the lead role were Marc Bolan, Kris Kristofferson and Tony Joe White. See more »Quotes
Mahdav: Please don't laugh. Is something funny?Valerie Marshall: I'm sorry.
Mahdav: European women don't know how to accept compliments.
Valerie Marshall: Oh, I didn't mean to be rude.
Mahdav: It's alright. I understand.
Valerie Marshall: I haven't offended you, have I? Oh, go on...
Mahdav: You've made it difficult for me. May I hold your hand? I'm so happy we met. I feel I've made a friend at last.
Valerie Marshall: Yeah, well, I think I...
Mahdav: May I kiss you?
Valerie Marshall: No!
[...]
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Little LadyWritten by Roy Harper
Produced by Peter Jenner
Performed by Roy Harper
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Everything about this is 'pretty good' but director John Mackenzie was still finding his way and probably not the man to raise this to the level it might have reached. Based on Howard Barker's own play this is clearly a serious piece and that the fate of a baby overshadows the anti religious aspect is unfortunate. Ironically, although the fate of the babe, for me, gets in the way of the main thrust of the film, it is the most realistic portrayal I have ever seen. The film also takes a while to get going and this coincides with the arrival of Roy Harper. No great actor but his likeable and laid back performance knocks spots off some of the others. I enjoyed the film with its glimpses of Greenwich, Woolwich and Brighton (including the lost pier) but just feel it could have been so much better.