A 1940s stripper biopic starring actual royalty? Lesley-Anne Down serves BODY and drama.
Acting
Lesley-Anne Down's committed, surprisingly nuanced take on taboo stardom.
Production
Gritty period recreation of the infamous Windmill Theatre.
Director
Michael Tuchner
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The real Phyllis Dixey performed at the Windmill Theatre, famous for its 'never closed' policy during the Blitz. She was one of Britain's first major striptease stars.
This TV movie arrived during a brief 1970s fascination with British variety-era nostalgia, sandwiched between 'The Boy Friend' and 'Bugsy Malone' — but with way more grit and way less singing.
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