2nd half plays out like a soap opera
The Valley of the Dolls is a familiar story about a young woman, Barbara Parkins, from a small town heading to the big city to try to find herself and start a career. She meets two aspiring performers, singer Patty Duke and actress Sharon Tate. The story has two major themes. One is professional women and their lives. The other is the entertainment industry. In some ways the movie represented the cultural changes going on in 1960s America such as drugs. On the other hand, it was still traditional such as finding happiness not with a job but with a man. It also went into some of the dirty little secrets of the entertainment business like addiction, older stars trying to shut out young new talent, and more. Duke stands out as the bratty singer even though she overacts most of her scenes. Parkins is dull in comparison. Tate might be the most sympathetic character as she continuously gets screwed. Overall the movie is actually pretty tame and the second half plays out like a soap opera.
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