Charlotte Rampling in Woody Allen's "Stardust memories"

Charlotte Rampling in Woody Allen's "Stardust memories" (1980).

[@genm7615]

Still superb. Thank you

[@matiascba87]

This bit puts me to tears in seconds. Such a moving and real performance.

[@marquizz2005]

Charlotte Rampling is so beautiful!!!

[@cerzule]

"How do I look?" Gorgeous as always, Charlotte!

[@MrEringilman]

One of my favorite moments ever put on film. 35 years later it is just as moving as it was when it was released.

[@fabiomassimolozzi]

one of the best moments in films, ever.

[@montyduskin4610]

WHY WAS SHE NOT NOMINATED FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS !!! AND WINNING ?? SHE IS PERFECT IN THIS !!! PERFECT

[@Oneo13]

One of the most moving scenes of one of the most beautiful movies. Thanks for posting.

[@susankhamilton]

Stunning.

[@Heidcast]

Charlotte... the most talented beauty...

[@antigua701]

Strong, talented, beautiful woman, then and now...

[@simonboccanegra3811]

Presumably inspired by Allen's second wife, Louise Lasser, a talented and (in her younger years) really stunning woman who struggled with mental illness. The lines in the film between Allen and Tony Roberts about how Dorrie was amazing two days a month and lost for the other 28 came from experience.

[@dpcri]

meravigliosa !

[@StCloud-ns7vt]

best scene

[@kingmob1972]

amazing....

[@tangiamoz]

meravigliosa. full stop.

[@unclearthur68]

That, my friends, is acting.

[@auntbarbara5696]

What a beautiful woman. Wild.

[@dnggitg]

Bergmanesque!

[@ford4793]

I always saw this scene as showing the "2 days a month she was the most exciting woman on the planet, but the rest of the month see was a basket case" since it cuts around 28 times and she is isn't struggling in a couple of the shots.

[@steveconn]

Most powerful scene in the movie.

[@ErnestitoGuevaraDLS]

ineffabile interpretazione di una delle più affascinanti donne che il genere umano abbia prodotto...il sogno di ogni uomo...e al tempo stesso incarna l'impossibilità di averla, di controllarla, di tenerla per sè...questa è CR, sublimazione dell'ideale di femminilità ed al tempo stesso di amore tormentato, sofferto...molti ne sarebbero follemente innamorati, pochi, pochissimi, forse nessuno, riuscirebbe a conquistarla

[@zachkrauter807]

check out the video "elitsa" by Tosca

[@pixystrdust]

Ugh, so me right now.

[@Distortion0]

You should check out Cronenburg if you haven't already.

[@elkhartmartin]

@SantanaScripts go see his latest. you will like it.

[@robindro1961]

This reminds me so much of my ex girlfriend it's not even funny

[@deltatangofoxtot]

@sufferajetsettee Try, just try to contribute anything near to what he has chronicled on the human condition, and see if you can be flippantly criticized by someone foolish enough to post your home address on your site. Think about your privacy and the security you have compromised. So sad...Woody is a National Treasure.

[@diddymuck]

Like Woody Allen would score with a dame like C.R. Talk about suspension of disbelief!

[@deltatangofoxtot]

@sufferajetsettee Try, just try to create anything NEAR to the body of work he has pumped out. THERE ARE NO MONUMENTS TO CRITICS--especially on KZbin!

[@elvinhayes4356]

A guy like Woody Allen takes pride in the fact that he has driven women to this level of insanity and desperation. It validates his ego, and operates as temporary relief of his pervasive insecurity. He's bragging in this picture. He gets off on it. He's not merely a sociopath. He's a psychopath.

[@patriziagalassi150]

..ke poi era 'n cesso..(ex maschio,pe'cambia')