Diana Dors: Britain's Blonde Bombshell

Dian Dors was Britain's answer to Jane Mansfield, and so may other blonde bombshells of the era. But Diana herself, wanted to be known for so much more. This documentary tells the story of Diana's turbulant life in the spotlight, in the golden age of cinema.

It is not a sensationlist portrait of Diana, it is more of an affectionate tribute to her. Family, friends and co-stars contribute to it, they all have warm and sometimes amusing anecdotes about her. It is well known that Diana made some poor decisions in her personal life, but this is a non judgemental account of her life. She is certainly a much missed pressence in the world of show business.

As a mega-fan of film and TV icon Diana Dors, I felt strongly compelled to rewatch this quality, hugely lovely documentary on the UK's most divinely talented, enduringly fascinating, and voluptuously charismatic national treasure. A respectful, yet consistently engaging, informatively in-depth piece that reflects kindly upon Diana's unique gifts, and I have absolutely no doubt there will be many fans who shall adore her all the more by the end credits! Merely my own biased point of view, but it is rare for glossy celebrity TV biographies to be so wholesomely replete with such genuine warmth, earnest admiration, and palpable love for its subject. Like many of the memorable screen legends, Diana Dors remains a greatly beloved, utterly irreplaceable personality, and her legacy of national treasure is wholly deserved. Featuring clips from 'Queenie's Castle', 'Deep End', 'Yield to The Night', 'The Amazing Mr. Blunden', revealing anecdotes from friends, family and co-stars, and many playful TV appearances, the lively footage herein offers entertaining insight into a truly effervescent star.