英国军方一艘绝密的间谍船在希腊发生了爆炸,船上有一个威力无比的发射机(据说它可以使整个北极星飞弹系统全部报废)沉入了海底。这下,不仅英国军方,还有世界各地的间谍、恐怖分子都开始蠢蠢欲动。于是,007邦德(罗杰•摩尔RogerMoore饰)出动了,他的任务就是尽快毁掉这台发射机。同一时候,哈维洛克先生在寻找这项装置时不幸被人刺杀身亡,他的女儿美琳娜(卡洛尔•布盖CaroleBouquet饰)试图千方百计想帮父亲报仇。邦德说服了美琳娜协助他潜入海底从沉船里取出了发射机。不幸的是,两人浮出水面被敌人抓住了…… 从布鲁塞尔来到伦敦的卡萝尔(凯瑟琳·德纳芙CatherineDeneuve饰)是当地一家美容沙龙的员工。在这个光怪陆离的大都会,青春美丽的卡萝尔竭力压抑自己心中躁动的欲望,由此她表现出些许的焦虑和神经质。虽然有年轻帅气的小伙子柯林(JohnFraser饰)锲而不舍地追求,但卡萝尔更愿意和姐姐海伦(YvonneFurneaux饰)厮守在一起。相较于容易紧张的妹妹,海伦似乎颇为适应这个社会,她与一名有妇之夫相恋,两人相约利用假期去意大利旅行。然而,海伦的离开却让卡萝尔的精神接近崩溃边缘,无可挽回的悲剧由此上演……本片荣获1965年柏林国际电影节银熊奖评委会特别奖和国际影评人费比西奖。 ◎译名女煞星续集◎片名SomeGirlsDo◎年代1969◎国家英国◎类别动作/冒险/喜剧◎语言英语◎字幕N/A◎IMDB评分5.7/10(129votes)◎IMDB链接http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065009◎文件格式XviD+MP3◎视频尺寸512x384◎文件大小1CD50x15MB◎片长88Mins◎导演拉尔夫·托马斯RalphThomas◎主演RichardJohnson....HughDrummond达利娅·拉维DaliahLavi....BaronessHelgaHagenBebaLoncar....PandoraJamesVilliers....CarlPetersenVanessaHoward....RobotNumberSevenMauriceDenham....Mr.Mortimer罗伯特·莫利RobertMorley....MissMary西德妮·罗马SydneRome....FlickyAdriennePosta....Angela,Drummond’sdailyFlorenceDesmond....LadyManderleyRonnieStevens....PeregrineCarruthersVirginiaNorth....RobotNumberNineNicholasPhipps....LordDunnberry,AirMinisterGeorgeBelbin....Maj.NewmanYutteStensgaard....RobotNumberOneRichardHurndall....PresidentofAircraftCompanyMargaRoche....BirgitDouglasSheldon....Kruger乔安娜·林莉JoannaLumley....BitPart(uncredited)◎简介Aseriesofunexplainableaccidentsbefallthepeopleandcompaniesresponsiblefordevelopingtheworld’sfirstsupersonicairliner(SST1).ABritishagentissenttoinvestigateandwiththehelpofanotheragentuncoversaplotmastermindedbyCarlPetersenwhostandstogaineightmillionpoundsiftheaircraftisnotreadybyacertaindate.TheevilPetersenhasdevelopedanumberof"robots"(actuallyratherbeauti***irlswith"electronicbrains")tohelphimsabotagetheSST1projectbymeansof"infrasound"(extremelowfrequencysoundwaves)whichcanbedirectedatpeopleorobjectswithdevastatingresults. ThelasttimeBritainwasamajorforceinworldcinemawasinthe1960s;adocumentaryofafewyearsbackonthesubjectwasentitled’HollywoodUK’.ThiswastheeraoftheKitchenSink,socialrealism,angryyoungmen;aboveall,thetheatrical.Andyet,ironically,thebestBritishfilmsofthedecadeweremadebytwoAmericans,RichardLesterandJosephLosey,wholargelystayedclearoftheperiod’smoretypicalsubjectmatter,which,likeallattemptsatgreaterrealism,nowseemscuriouslyarchaic.’KingandCountry’,though,seemstobetheLoseyfilmthattriestobelongtoitsera.Like’LookBackinAnger’and’ATasteofHoney’,itisbasedonaplay,andoftenseemscumbersomelytheatrical.Like’Lonelinessofthelongdistancerunner’,itsheroisanexploited,reluctantlytransgressiveworkingclassladplayedbyTomCourtenay.Like(theadmittedlybrilliant)’ChargeoftheLightBrigade’,itisahorrified,near-farcical(thoughhumourless)lookatthehorrorsofwar,mostparticularlyitsgapingclassinjustices.PrivateHampisayoungvolunteersoldieratPachendaele,havingservedthreeyearsatthefront,whoiscourt-martialledfordesertion.Increasinglyterrorisedbytheinhumanpointlessnessoftrenchwarfare,thespeedy,grisly,violentdeathsofhiscomradesandthemedieval,rat-infestedconditionsofhistrench,heclaimstohaveemergeddazedfromonegruesomeattackanddecidedtowalkhome,toEngland.HeisdefendedbythearchetypalBritishofficer,CaptainHargreaves,whoprofessesdisdainfortheman’scowardice,butmustdohisduty.Heattemptstospinadefenceonthegroundsofmadness,buttheupper-crustofficershavehearditallbefore.Thisisaverynice,dulyhorrifying,liberal-handwringing,middle-classplay.ItpanderstoalltheclichesoftheGreatWar-thedisgracefulworking-classmassacre,whiletheofficerssupwhiskey(Haig!)-figuredinsomecharminglyobvioussymbolism:Hargreavesthrowingadyingcigaretteinthemud;Hamphystericallyplayingblindman’sbuff.Thesetsarepicturesquelygrim,medieval,amoderninferno,asthesemenlietrappedinanever-ending,subterraneanlabyrinth,litbyhellishfires,withratsforcompanyandtheconstantsoundofshellsandgunfireremindingthemoftheoutsideworld.Theplay,inaverymiddle-classway,isnotreallyabouttheworkingclassatall-Hampismoreofasymbol,anessence,lyinginthedark,desolatelyplayinghisharmonica,anoteofhumanityinascoreofinhumanity.Hedoesn’tdevelopasacharacter.TheplayisreallyaboutHargreaves,hisrealisationoftheshabbyinadequacyofnotionslikeduty.Hedevelops.Thisrealisationsendshimtodrink(tastierthandying!).Likehisprolesubordinates,hefallsinthemud,justasHampissaidtohavedone;heevensaystohissuperior’Weareallmurderers’.Thisisallveryeffective,ifnotmuchofadevelopmentofRCSherriff’screaky’Journey’sEnd’,filmedbyJamesWhalein1930.Itsearnestnessandverbositymayseemalittlestiltedintheageof’PathsofGlory’and’Dr.Strangelove’;wemayfeelthat’Blackaddergoesforth’isatruerrepresentationoftheGreatWar.ButwhatIhavedescribedisnotthefilmLoseyhasmade.Heistoosophisticatedandcannyanintellectualforthat.ThefilmopenswithalingeringpanoveroneofthosemonumentalWarmemorialsyouseealloverBritain(andpresumablyEurope),asiftosayLoseyisgoingtoquestionthereceivedideasofthisstatue,thehumancost.Butwhathe’sreallyquestioningisthisplay,anditswoefulinadequacytorepresentthemanifoldcomplexitiesoftheWar.ThisisBrechtianfilmmakingatitsmostsubtle.Weareconstantlymadeawareoftheartificeofthefilm,thetheatrical-thestilteddialogueisspokenwithdeliberatestiffness;theatricalritualsareemphasised(theinitialinterrogation;thecourtscene,whereactorsliterallytreadtheboards,enunciatingthepredictablespeeches;themirror-playputonbythehystericalsoldiersandtherats;thereligiousceremony;thehorriblefarceoftheexecution).Prosceniumarchesaremadeprominent,audiencesobserveevents.Thisisaplaythatwouldseektocontain,humanise,explaintheGreatWar.Thisisahopelesstask,asLosey’sprovisionalapparatusexplains,’real’photographsofharrowingdetritusfadingfromthescreenasifeventhesearenotenoughtoconveytheWar,nevermindawell-made,bourgeoisplay.Losey’svisionmaybeapocalyptic-itquestionsthepossibilityofrepresentationatall-thevarioustagsofpoetryquotedmakenoimpactonhardmenmenwhorattledthemoffwhenyoung;theShakespeareandualityof’noble’dramacommentedonby’low’comedy,effectsnotranscendence,nogreaterinsight.Losey’scameraworkandcompositionrepeatedlybreaksourinvolvementwiththedrama,anywishwemighthaveformanlysentimentality;inoneremarkablesceneanofficertakesanAubreyBeardsleybookfromthecameraman!Thisideaofthetheatricalevidentlymirrorstherigidclass’roles’playedbythemaincharacters(Hamp’sfatherandgrandfatherwerecobblerstoo;presumablyHargreaves’werealwaysSandhurstcadets).Loseyalsotakesasideswipeatthekitchensinkproject,byusingitstools-historyhasbornehimout.