Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg - Official Trailer | Scarlett Johansson, Rolling Stones

Available everywhere May 3
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ATCHING FIRE: THE STORY OF ANITA PALLENBERG is about a woman who was at many points in her life a newspaper headline: Anita Pallenberg was a “rock n’ roll goddess,” a “voodoo priestess,” and an “evil seductress.” She was accused of trying to break up the Rolling Stones, among other things. But those who loved her considered her an exciting cultural force, and a loving mother - and innocent of the accusations. Never-seen-before home movies and family photographs explore life with the Rolling Stones and tell a bittersweet tale of both triumph and heartbreak. From Barbarella to the Swiss Alps, and the Lower East Side to London, Anita Pallenberg was a creative force ahead of her time.
Directed by Alexis Bloom, Svetlana Zill
Featuring Scarlett Johansson as the voice of Anita Pallenberg

[@BevIsHip]

Finally! I fell in love with her sense of style so long ago. I always wanted to know more about her, not just what was written by somebody else. Can't wait to see it!

[@TwentyTwo_22_]

This trailer doesn't do the film justice, it's truly remarkable, like Anita herself. Watch it!

[@NewsHistorian]

Sounds like a tragic life.

[@postpunkhah]

Where is it playing?!

[@papercup2517]

So, is it a documentary or a dramatization, or some sort of mix of the two? People are asking why an actress is playing her, and with an American accent...?

[@TwentyTwo_22_]

@@papercup2517 It's a documentary, and Scalett J is the narrator of Anita' unpublished autobiography. When Anita died they found a manuscript in her house and it poignantly tells her life story in her own words.

[@TwentyTwo_22_]

@@postpunkhah General release if from 3rd May, so I think you can stream it then, but I would say try and catch it at the cinema, the previously unseen home movies of Anita, Keith and the Stones from 67+ deserve to be seen on the big screen x

[@anajoxidze2423]

she made mistakes like all of us but she was one hell of a woman so strong and charming its insane 💕💕 icon forever

[@MrModel--CAPTURED-ON-FILM]

This is possibly the best documentary about this moment in time I have ever personally seen.

[@calixa]

I've read Up and Down with the Rolling Stones twice, i am SO DAMN excited for this film.

[@ddp1234]

It's disturbing that many of the comments have reduced Anita to cliches. It's as if you didn't watch the film or "get it." Anita was an icon and a human being. When the movie opens, she's a very young girl trying to make her way in the world alone. She loved her children. The misogyny and jealousy in these comments is disgusting. If it makes you feel better about yourselves to tear her down and minimize her impact on both the world of fashion and The Rolling Stones it says more about you than it does about her. She is a legend, but she's not an object. She's a woman, legendary and flawed and gifted. We'll never see one like her again

[@gavintuesday4959]

Don’t play that misogyny card crap ! Nothing to do with it Icon lol. Christ the command of people’s English and their idea of icons really has lost some credibility . Icon and a legend 🤡😂🤦‍♀️. No , Julie Christie is an icon and a legend . Hell, even Margaret Nolan deserved more credit . Loved her children ? Most mothers do , lol , what’s your point ? That makes her an icon does it ? Worthy of praise ? Love the children but Not enough to stay off the heroin though ! Her influence on the musical group is grossly exaggerated. Those lads were going through enough other women to find their “muse” (a proper middle class wanker’s term ) She caused more in fighting than anything else . Not a musical note in her head ffs. As for the fashion, Christ. The Rolling Stones dressing up like drag women. Bar the early 1960s with the tasty suits, the Stones could never have been accused of looking fashionable . They looked like dorks , bar maybe Brian Jones and even then ... How many people copied their sense of fashion bar their American dork clones, Aerosmith ?

[@gavintuesday4959]

Hard to tear her down. She’s dead . The effects of dirty needles caught up with her . Jealousy ? lol, she was a joke outside of the Stones Circle. A tried auld hag by the mid 1970s . NO ONE was jealous of her. Her revisionist friends bring out a public piece about her. People are free to call bullshit “It says more about you than it does her “ Easily the most iconic generic and brainless argument put out by brainless fanboys /girls , who can’t handle the truth . Utterly meaningless . “She’s a legend” Amongst a small circle of sycophants . Long forgotten about even in the “Lan Dan” scene . Hence this silly little attempt to revive brief past glories .

[@angelhead4096]

She's very much a relic of a dated misogynistic era. Today, she would have formed her own rock group, rather than taking turns sleeping with them. In the recent Brian Jones documentary, Volker Schlöndorff says that when things went bad with Brian Jones, she latched onto shy Keith because she had become accustomed to living Rolling Stones lifestyle and wasn't going to give it up (She didn't really have anything else as she wasn't a talent). Zouzou says that Anita was very pushy and was always trying to initiate sex with Brian, even around her. She sounds predatory, as well as pushing the image of women as sex objects who commodify sex. It's all rather tragic. Especially the way Keith dumped her when she got older and fuller figured for a younger model. She was only 38!

[@KathyRuger]

That ain’t why her and Keith split up. After getting busted for dope in Toronto he slowly got clean and she wanted to keep using. Also, having 17 year old Scott Cantrell die from a gunshot wound in her and Keith’s bed didn’t help

[@angelhead4096]

@@KathyRuger Her life was very tragic! Getting Hepatitis C from dirty needles - yeah that's something really to aspire to. Such an icon!

[@MrUndersolo]

I have read Keith's bio, but I really want to hear more just from her with this. Will watch!

[@DigitalLazarus]

Saw this last night. Totally brilliant. Thanks Marlon and Angela. What a gift.

[@gostrum1]

As much as I admire Scarlet Surely a European actress such as Sandra Huller would have been better suited for the narration

[@TheaterPup]

Agreed.

[@lemurianchick]

How about NO ONE?! Why does Anita need a mouthpiece? 😑

[@papercup2517]

@@lemurianchick Well, unless you're going to bring her back from the dead to speak her lines, you need an actor/ someone to speak them for her.

[@lemurianchick]

@@papercup2517 That's my effing point! I have watched many documentaries of people in my day. They don't have voiceovers in the first person. They report on the person's life.

[@katherinedrake355]

Someone with a German accent needed

[@geraldbrown2875]

Can't believe the Riff master out lived Anita! 🎸

[@andrewmair7371]

🤷🏻 He’ll outlive us all 🤩😆🤣

[@wwbuirkle]

Believe it I met her around 1980 at the Mudd club in NYC and she was a total train wreck

[@markandresen1]

After we're both dead, he'll give us a LOL.

[@endlessnameless6494]

@@wwbuirkle I can't imagine what she would have been like in 1980: that was already like a decade past her time. And I think Keef was gone by then. Must have been a sight to see!

[@wwbuirkle]

@@endlessnameless6494 She looked terrible it was right after that kid shot himself at their house upstate NY house

[@alexandrabyrom9309]

I've been waiting a year for this to come out.

[@deeg8849]

Look forward to this. One thing I do hope is that it tells the truth. Its great that Keith is a part of this, but Keith has a way of telling half truths to suit his legacy. Let's never forget 1) that Anita was a force of nature and she was going to assert herself on her won but 2) she and Brian Jones were the first swinging hip couple of swinging London who defined rock n roll swagger and chic. They thrived off each other even if their relationship had massive challenges. Keith was welcomed in on this and its the only time that he really split from Jagger in the Stones and gravitated to Jones. I hope this is covered because it is the key to everything about the Stones. (Anita's power)

[@geneobrien8907]

Where can I read about that?

[@deeg8849]

Quite few bios and accounts ​@@geneobrien8907

[@mariodunn2798]

That's an exaggeration. It may have been the start of Jones' demise but the Stones were bigger than that

[@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec]

Jones was not “thriving” by then and had become a pathetic incompetent absent junk1e. Bob Dylan in 1965 once dedicated “like a rolling stone” to Brian jones (the song is about the downfall of a debutante). At least when Keith became a junk1e years later he was still showing up , prolific, and competent.

[@joannebarber6352]

Love Anita. Iv been fascinated with her for years. Would love to see this film

[@falica77]

I saw this over the weekend on Amazon. A must see. The footage was fantastic. Finally get to see Marlon and Angela. A variety of voiceovers including Keith and Marianne Faithful. Anita was a force of nature, in the best sense. Highly recommended. The next time you hear the song Happy - "I need a love to keep me happy" think A N I T A love to keep me happy.

[@Keefberry88]

Wonder if they will get into the Kenneth Anger stuff 😬✨

[@mathstar4176]

Ok Fantastic, can't wait to see it

[@tudormiller887]

I'm a Stones fan, so I'm looking forward to seeing this movie doc.😊

[@LVSage]

I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE THIS!!!

[@MrJulien100]

About time!!!! Greatest fashion icon of all time? ❤

[@luislizard2626]

Definitely You can tell she had Italian blood ( born in Rome too) and she was against plastic surgery too which is the contrary of what Kate moss think which is odd considering she was her hero 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Gramsgirl-ie8fb]

Beautiful lady. Can’t wait to see this❤️

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

She was lucky that Keith looked after her even after they were not together otherwise she would have been homeless.

[@wcohan]

Yup; he let her stay in a guest house and 'tend to the garden'; otherwise she'd of been homeless. Kind Keith.

[@roseblake5803]

@@wcohan- So kind he beat her quite often, before you come after me …Look it up ,it’s well documented..

[@paulief3817]

​@@roseblake5803 It is not documented anywhere. Where did you read this? You must be confusing Keith with Brian. There are plenty of references to him beating her. From what I've read though she mostly gave as good as she got

[@roseblake5803]

@@paulief3817 -It’s in many documentaries and some I have heard right here on KZbin. Don’t tell me what I have confused just because you have no knowledge or in denial about Keith Richards, that’s your problem not mine. Every human out here knows the difference between Brian Jones and Keith Richards, and as far as she gave as good as she got, God bless her because no man should have put his hands on her and that goes for Keith cowardly Richards. Oh and by the way, it’s in many books..

[@TheBearBiffo]

She was the mother of his children. Damn straight he should have looked after her.

[@markthomas3730]

it's about damn time...

[@MadyFleg]

Can't wait!

[@rhondadiaz4605]

I can't wait to see this. Anita, forever beautiful Lady Stone.❤

[@suzannezoubeck5216]

Must see! ❤☮🌎

[@joannebarber6352]

She was someones mother respect her children

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Thank you .seriously thank you!

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Thank you for saying the “quiet part” out loud here! You’re a very kind and sweet person. Peace.

[@thebagelsproductions]

Looks amazing

[@sassymess7111]

Oh wow... SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL is on and I just pulled up KZbin and this popped up. Anita snd some friends are doing the "Woo woo" on this track.

[@fernandasousa5685]

Can't wait for this!

[@user-uw1er9fg7p]

This looks good.

[@melissademarco5271]

Keith found much happiness, success and peace once he found Patti Hansen the American model, actress and muse. Patti became his wife and they have been together HAPPILY for the last 41 years. She is the true LOVE of his life and the mother of his last two children. His older children also embrace and accept Patti which is very telling. It seems she has been a grounding, positive influence in Keith's life as well as a major upgrade in both character and looks.

[@endlessnameless6494]

Watched his last Howard Stern interview: he basically credits her for keeping him alive the last 40 years. Says he wouldn't know how to get out of bed without her. So yeah, he and Anita were a toxic mix. You gotta have ONE person in the relationship who is sober and grounded. Anita and Keef were a "fun" couple for the era, but that wasn't going to last long.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Do i know you?

[@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec]

What was wrong with Keith’s character before? He also just got older and wasn’t interested in raising he11 anymore and wanted some peace.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

Patti was pretty wild in her day when she was a supermodel, as she really liked to party just like Keith, but eventually she buckled down and flew straight and helped Keith do the same. And I think having children helped keep him on the straight and narrow.

[@michellecboutwell]

So much unnecessary hate and drama with this comment.

[@mathstar4176]

What are the stories behind the Rolling Stones songs, the inspiration from their Muses 🎉🎉❤

[@mszelda5]

❤ Oh Goodness, I can Hardly Wait to see this Fil about this remarkable Women, muse, and Rebel! And Scarlett is the Coolest and Best Actress to Portay Anita❤❤❤❤❤, yeah!!!!!!!😊

[@streetwalkin]

Howdy Folks i have been keen to watch this and have been counting down the days. But heck I can't find anywhere in Australia that will allow me to buy stream rent anyone got some guidance . all the ones mentioned on the website have not allowed me to proceed because i am not in the USA.

[@sheercerebralpower]

Wohooooo! Looking forward to THAT!!!!!!

[@alejandroungaro4488]

So easily manipulable.

[@alexeilindes7507]

Absolutely love this

[@TheaterPup]

Since my previous comment was misunderstood I’ll try again. I hope the documentary focuses on Anita’s career as an actress and model, not just on who she dated/married.

[@juanjoseoterolourido5674]

Cuando estaba con el síndrome de abstinencia le tiraba cosas a la cabeza a Keith y el se escondía con su hijo Marlon en la cocina debajo de una mesa esperando que se calmara. Le dijo que quería desengancharse pero que si ella no iba con el, no lo lograría. Ella le dijo que no así que la dejo... En un momento de Life, su autobiografía, Keith le habla y le dice que si no fuera por las drogas, seguirían juntos viendo crecer a sus nietos. Gran tipo este Keith richards

[@kylestiller1035]

We all make mistakes but Keith learnt and grew out of his mistakes. That’s what makes him a man. One worthy of admiration.

[@dhrichardson5798]

I will definitely check this out

[@kathmurray19]

WHY can’t we access this outside the US??

[@geraldbrown2875]

RIP Anita and Tara Jo Jo

[@skypastle]

Anita was gorgeous and impossibly cool. Unlike anyone else. But I really think she was bad for Keith and Brian in every way. Keith really loved her, and maybe Brian did too. I remember Keith used to wear a necklace with the initial A on it.

[@pobstrel]

Neither Brian nor Keith behaved that well so they are as bad. Look at how Brian treated the mother of his child.

[@skypastle]

@@pobstrel Didn't Brian have several kids from different mothers that he ignored?

[@endlessnameless6494]

@@skypastle I know he had at least one, yeah. I think pre-fame, and wouldn't give her money. Or knocked a girl up early on in their career.

[@TheaterPup]

@@skypastle It’s far from that simple.

[@TheaterPup]

@@endlessnameless6494 Read Sympathy for the Devil by Paul Trynka.

[@jamesbatten9854]

I honestly have never heard of Anita, but I'd watch it just for ScarJo. I could listen to her voice all day.

[@lilmissrockchick4962]

I'd recommend looking into Anita Pallenberg even if your not a Rolling Stones fan, she was an incredibly interesting woman ❤

[@travelchoice89]

🔥🎥 Excited to learn more about the fascinating life of Anita Pallenberg!

[@LedbyZed]

I found the choice of narrator really odd in this, and kept thinking of the movie 'Her' with Johansson's very distinctive voice. Surely a German / Italian actress would have been a better choice? Pallenberg did have a noticeable European accent when speaking. In Barbarella, she's dubbed by actress, Joan Greenwood, my pretty, pretty...

[@LedbyZed]

I think Asia Argento would have been an inspired choice.

[@haughtongal]

Where can I watch this? Love Anita!

[@falica77]

Amazon for 7.00. It's worth it.

[@winterlighthome]

Making a movie like this was a plot line in the tv show Studio 60. Sarah Paulson's character Harriet was playing Pallenberg.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

My life isn’t a tv show ..

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Anita was so pretty, loved how she “dressed” Keith, made him so much cooler. Strong women are a powerful force, find a good one, ya better keep her.

[@riffman1218]

Doncha mean how Keef Dreesed like her? LOLOL!

[@websurfer5772]

@@riffman1218 😄

[@gavintuesday4959]

lol. She was a cancer to the group. Strong woman ? More like two simps and you .

[@shivapejman8155]

Strong women?? lol. Ok.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@riffman1218 Well, if it wasn’t for Anita’s eclectic sense of fashion & style, then Keith wouldn’t have had a clue - now would he? That’s all I was meaning it’s not that “deep”. Gees.

[@carmenbrown3437]

She was trouble.

[@chancesareshewears]

Where’s Brian?

[@cb4883]

IN A SWIMMING POOL 😮

[@TwentyTwo_22_]

This is a bad trailer, doesn't do the documentary justice. Brian is featured heavily and has lots of Anita's insights into their relationship, that she wrote herself. If you're a Brian fan you'll want to watch it.

[@TheaterPup]

The Degree of Murder soundtrack was Brian Jones' work. The idea that Keith saved it is ridiculous. Disappointing that this documentary would prop up such a notion.

[@redstar7292]

I didn't know Keith worked on it I thought it was Jimmy Page when he was still a session musician.

[@TheaterPup]

@@redstar7292 It was Jimmy Page, he’s talked about working with Brian on it in interviews. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIu0i3x3Zr6Aebssi=LzbujJBG8xA3kauh

[@TheaterPup]

@@redstar7292 It was Jimmy Page, he’s talked about it.

[@northstarbooks9372]

What's the music that starts around 1:15, it sounds surfy/spaghetti westernish -- ?

[@redstar7292]

I think this was made by Anita's two children Marlon and Angela, as a tribute to her. Evidently in her youth, she was a very beautiful woman, who had some fame as a model/actress mostly in Europe, in the 60s, and who's life became entwined with the mega famous Rolling Stones. But mostly I thought this was a very moving human story of a journey through life. The fame is inconsequential, really only the back drop. I couldn't speak for an hour after the end.

[@angelhead4096]

Anita Pallenberg belongs to a bygone era of the Super Groupie where some women strategically used their vagina's to get ahead. In an earlier era, she probably would have been a famous Courtesan. Sleeping with 3 members of the same successful rock group is a choice that most women would frown upon today, but there were a lot of famous groupies in the late 60s & 70s (Pamela des Barres, Bebe Buell, Nico, Nancy Spungen, Edie Sedgwick, etc) University and a career would be a more rewarding choice today for economic stability or just simply starting her own rock group. I found the latter part of the documentary to be more interesting, when a clean & sober 48 year old Pallenberg actually did go to university and tried to return to 'acting' but this is skipped over and the main bulk of the documentary deals with the men Jones, Richards & Jagger (it's not revealed if she also did the other Rolling Stones) that she slept with and who defined her. It's a shame that unlike Nico & Marianne Faithfull she never fulfilled herself artistically. She also wasn't really much of a housewife or stay at home mom type. Some see her as a fashion icon because of her look but I wonder how that worked out economically - did she have to ask the men all the time for money to buy the clothes? Marianne Faithfull makes some interesting observations about women & power in the 1960s & 70s.

[@redstar7292]

Well the media called them Super groupies. With Keith, she had long periods, on her own, looking after enfants with little help, or on the run from the police. I really don't think it was that glamourous, she wasn't looking to be a shallow wag. She seemed to me a person of the 60's, a thrill seeker, who liked travelling and meeting interesting people, the world was opening up after WWII, and she wanted to experience it all. That's how it seemed to me.

[@brigwood7658]

About god damn time she got her dues.

[@Raymond-zz5pi]

Maybe there was a wind and you misheard "witch"?

[@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec]

The difference between Beatle fans and stones fans: stones fans aren’t misogynistic towards the women involved; many beatle fans hold misogyny and s8xist views particularly towards Yoko .

[@margaretross9150]

Gram Parsons and his girlfriend Gretchen Burrell at 0:33 with Keith and Anita.

[@luke3807]

Does this cover her involvement in the occult?

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Yes she often brought wildlife home to slaughter so as the Stones could have another number ! ..seriously?? You believe what you want ..but she never carves a pentagram in my head..no black candles or chanting in my upbringing..sorry to disappoint..

[@philipparham4064]

Pretty, pretty

[@davescurry69]

Interesting that Brian isn't mentioned at all in the promo. Maybe he's been airbrushed out of this part of the Stones history too.

[@FuzzyDancingBear]

Yup

[@greg9497]

But there's NO WAY to leave him out, is there? I can't imagine there is.

[@davescurry69]

@@greg9497 You wouldn't think so, but nothing would surprise me.

[@TwentyTwo_22_]

He features significantly in the doc, not airbrushed out at all. Watch it for yourself, it's really great and kinder to Brian than you'd expect (considering he beat her).

[@davescurry69]

@TwentyTwo_22_ from what's been reported over the years, they used to do damage to each other. Ian Stewart also mentioned Keith "punching that crazy Anita " while Stu was driving them somewhere.

[@Uytaryn]

Anita Pallenberg said that the best coke is allways pink❤long live the cellulites📽besitos XXX

[@modernworldiscrap]

rip Brian

[@ReneAlexisPenalozaMunoz]

Weren't they called "groupies" back then?

[@gavintuesday4959]

Or as John Lennon famously called groupies :”slags”

[@TheaterPup]

She was an actress.

[@joepeeer4830]

❤🎉❤

[@karinmunster9996]

Brian???

[@tizianadefeo196]

Exactly! What about Brian? She was the only woman Brian ever loved. Keith stole her from him. And she made a big mess out the situation .Brian ended up with nothing.He lost the woman of his life.He lost the band he once created.At the end he lost himself too.Who is here to blame?She started allover with Keith again and both immediately became addicted to heroin....Junkjes.Who is here to blame?

[@PortofinoArts]

Jones

[@scottmclaughlin5221]

Theory: She was an agent from MI6. She got off (in Toronto) and Richards had to go to trial

[@chumbels]

Personally, I'm upset with the voice. I hung out with Anita a few times. Her voice was really wild. English, Italian accent .

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Cant please everyone..Sophia Loren was unavailable …her accent wasn’t easy ..also we didnt want an actress doing a bad version which would detract..we tried TIlda..not so good ..Claudia Cardinals was best match..but why would she? So

[@LedbyZed]

@@MarlonRichards-ux5ip Did you consider Asia Argento? Scarlett Johansson is such jarring choice and kept reminding me of Spike Jonze's Her. She has a very distinctive voice.

[@steveconn]

Read Parachute Women. Just a bad news person who ultimately drained everybody around her.

[@qmnnvrdyz8965]

Was just thinking, she was a model and a groupie, so does she deserve to be revered?

[@myfavoritedream2149]

Never really respected her as a mother.

[@barrymoore4470]

@@qmnnvrdyz8965 She was a film actress as well.

[@pobstrel]

​@@qmnnvrdyz8965She was also an actress in films such as Performance and Barbarella.

[@SalMichael]

She did ok in Barbarella, i wouldn't say it deserves the title " actress " ​but it was cool@pobstrel

[@kirksornberger]

Is Bono in it ?

[@markdaly1648]

Before his time

[@daviddavies2945]

Thankfully not.

[@kirksornberger]

Without Bono who can tell us what happened ?

[@scohan44]

LMAO!!!!!

[@gostrum1]

[@StephenMerchant-up8sg]

I deeply apologise. Marlon. I have removed it

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Stephen ..look at this as a moral rebuke..thank you for being a better man ..regards..M

[@notaclue822]

I'm all over that .

[@j.2185]

So she never took the the time to reflect and learn from the past.

[@TheLordGoat]

A doper who rarely showered, nice.

[@AugustMedia]

You start messing with that 'black magic' ... bad shit happens later on. My two cents.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Tell me about the “black Magic” ..sounds interesting

[@AugustMedia]

@@MarlonRichards-ux5ip Don't touch it. Just. Don't. Fuckin. Touch it.

[@redstar7292]

Black magic, hmm the orange cream ones were nice.

[@chumbels]

Yeah. Sorry for criticizing voice.. I haven't even seen it yet. So I should shut up .

[@mrsbluesky8415]

Both were horrible parents that should’ve had their kids taken away. Hard pass.

[@cathcolwell2197]

Oh brother, for the life of me I can’t understand why folks bother with celebrities private lives. Honestly, anyone can behave in a way that seems beguiling and odd - it’s not a big thing.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

I am totally with you..but until people stop being judgemental cunts ..and people are maligned for being different ..then it kinda needs doing for her as my grandchildren dont have to read lies..like those you see her..sad

[@RK-um9tu]

Another documentary about a person that truly helped the world? NOPE...another documentary about drugs, sex, music, and an empty person leading a meaningless life.

[@hallelujah88]

Who picked up her bills?

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

What do you mean?

[@lasttempoinparis]

I despise biopics in the Movie industry, it is kind of just below adapting a Novel but still a bit above making a remake.

[@jamesmyers7974]

Keith became the only parent after their baby died in her care.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Says who?

[@michellecboutwell]

This is not true. Keith’s mother took Angela to go to private school and Marlon stayed with them both as he was older. The child died of crib death and doctors said she had absolutely nothing to do with the death.

[@user-qs6yh1ln1k]

I knew she was a decent person.

[@peterjonas4971]

What story? What did she do, I mean other than star F#ck? I'm serious: unlike Yoko, she did not make art or music. She wasn't a great mother. I don't get it. There are so many great and powerful women to make movies about. Anita was not one of them.

[@wiffley]

She was stylish, I'll give her that. And, gave off a lot of big attitude, but even the attitude was fake because it was the result of being high as a kite on heroin all the time.

[@growuprecords9132]

I don't think Yoko made any art or music neither, she just made some stuff, that's all.

[@peterjonas4971]

@@growuprecords9132 True, she made some stuff. That's saying a lot.

[@wiffley]

@growuprecords9132 she was a 'conceptual artist' which means there wasn't even any stuff produced.

[@peterjonas4971]

@@wiffley Hilarious! Her best piece is a performance art number called, "have a child with a rock star and do lots of heroin with him for a while."

[@user-fu1ss4eo6c]

She really liked to smoke....lol.

[@bitterbeauty711]

Anita may have been a muse for the Stones, and appeared in a few minor movie rolls, but aside from that she never did anything even remotely productive with her life. She just lived off the men around her. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, woman have been respected for being housewives and mothers for the entire span of mankind. I don’t think her life rates being made into a movie though. Yes she was beautiful, dressed fashionably and lived with the stones for 15 years, but she lost her looks and figure and was dropped by everyone by age 40. Her last 35+ years were…….nothing.

[@lilmissrockchick4962]

I wouldn't say that she didn't do anything productive. In her later years she worked with a few fashion houses and she was modelling after and during she met the Stones. Also she was also a mother to two very young children in the 70s (Unfortunately losing a child to SIDs) but with the touring of the Stones and wanting to look after the children in the process I'm not surprised that probably took a step back and followed the Stones with her children. It's not necessarily about what Anita did, it's about who she was that made her so inspiring to them. She broke away from that typical good girl London mod image that they were use to and gave them a slice of adventure because and like everyone else, she wasn't perfect but she didn't care about that and I'm not surprised she was such a breath of fresh air to them

[@michellecboutwell]

She had an extensive acting career in Europe before and after her relationships. If you don’t know what you’re talking about then maybe don’t.

[@bitterbeauty711]

@@michellecboutwell She had 6 or 7 acting credits. That’s not an extensive acting career. Maybe you’re confusing her with Marianne Faithfull. If you don’t know what you’re talking about then maybe you shouldn’t.

[@TheaterPup]

@@lilmissrockchick4962 I'm not sure any of that warrants a documentary.

[@TheaterPup]

@@michellecboutwell I wouldn't say extensive. And I'm not sure any of that warrants a documentary.

[@richardmurphy9006]

The London Look how did what's her face catch up with Anita

[@joannebarber6352]

They were very pally

[@cynthiamadrid1430]

Combine very pretty with drugs, and rock, you've got a book.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Sorry ..not so simple ….

[@Broomehall]

Do woman like this exist nowadays ? ....... probably yes, we just never get to hear about them.

[@luke3807]

Bad influence. Keith is lucky he survived those years.

[@MarlonRichards-ux5ip]

Loser

[@LeonNikkidude]

She lived a decadent life with Keith

[@dannymcrooster4089]

How she ate meat in those days. No rest

[@vincecavedog3219]

Read the book, she's a rainbow 🌈 she reminds me of an ex.

[@walterkersting9922]

An eat er

[@dougreed2257]

Richards had great hair in his young days,not a bad looking lad.but look what drugs did!! But he's not a great guitarist to be honest,i doubt what you hear in studio recordings is keith playing,session musicians,also in beatles recordings also,particularly between 62-66 albums!

[@joannebarber6352]

Slash is a great guitarist and so was Mick Taylor

[@dougreed2257]

@@joannebarber6352 yes ,mick taylor is leagues above Richards,the stones have always needed a great player in band,to make Richards look good,thats why they wanted Rory gallagher in the 70's,but he was too much his own man,and though liked a few bottles of Guinness,wouldn't have fit in with that drugs scene and all the B S of jagger and richards!

[@gilscope8102]

Annoying that it’s an American actress 😡 Her accent added to her allure

[@buelahland]

She was horrid. 😢 there is nothing to admire abt audacious rebellion.

[@katoness]

Sounds like another lovely narcissist!! Uh!! Pass!!

[@aotctd]

What the Heck has a Millenial got to do with this ?