G.G. Passion

1966
24m

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G.G. Passion is a successful pop star whose life is a whirlwind of adoring fans, beautiful women and expensive cars. But while he enjoys the fruits of his celebrity lifestyle, a secret group... Read allG.G. Passion is a successful pop star whose life is a whirlwind of adoring fans, beautiful women and expensive cars. But while he enjoys the fruits of his celebrity lifestyle, a secret group of observers is judging whether his fame and influence is beneficial to society as a whol... Read allG.G. Passion is a successful pop star whose life is a whirlwind of adoring fans, beautiful women and expensive cars. But while he enjoys the fruits of his celebrity lifestyle, a secret group of observers is judging whether his fame and influence is beneficial to society as a whole.

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G.G. Passion

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Angelo Muscat

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Director
- David Bailey
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- David Bailey
- Gérard Brach
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8Weirdling_Wolf

Worth seeing for witheringly beautiful starlet Caroline Munro!

I can highly recommend that any cult movie esotericists cast their permissively perky peepers upon sultry shutter bug David Bailey's sexily satirical sixties artefact 'G. G. Passion' (1966) - This moodily monochromatic, momentarily misanthropic, frothily fame lampooning filmically far-out frippery remains a blissful bit of delightfully hedonistic, hep-cat whimsy! This mini-skirted mini-movie also features a very young, aggressively delicious, and witheringly beautiful starlet Caroline Munro! Apparently the faintly gormless pop star G. G Passion is based on that right posh gobby Stones fella, aye! And there's some pretty groovy monkey business at the zoo, right on, man! The grisly conclusion of G. G Passion somewhat bluntly completes this modestly amusing discourse on the seemingly desperate perils of being a 'shooting star'!