@@TheMysteryMachine For real, REAL, I mean why have an American accent when this woman was German and I would imagine having a tinge of British when she spoke English. So off-putting!
She was born in Rome and fluent in four languages.When the Stones were recording Exile on Main Street at Villa Nellcôte, she was the only one who could speak French.
I thought she was great when she admitted to her children that she had sometimes failed them and had the guts to reel off what she had done. She asked them for forgiveness. Very brave thing to do. She was going to AA in her 60s. It was where she could be honest. It was like confession for her, I'm sure.
I've never seen her other films so I don't know how her accent sounds in them but in Barbarella, they employed Joan Greenwood to voice Pallenberg's 'Great Tyrant' role. I have to say that Pallenberg's charisma, body and face ( _"My face! My FACE!!"_ ) coupled with Joan Greenwood's uber-posh fruity English tones created a female ideal impossible to surpass :)
I think it is VERY sad and nothing to to be celebrating about! She had her daughter taken away from her for being a terrible mother and one of her children died due to sids at two months old. Anybody can be aggressive, wreckless, exciting and deeply irresponsible, with using drugs, alcohol and enough money. Women like her end up used up and die early. Makes me sick with the waste of a REAL quality life! I am deeply proud of women who choose not to be like her. One of my best friends was just like her. She died at age 34 and her only son died just like she did, a few years later! Life is so much more precious being sober and healthy!! And the music sounds SO MUCH BETTER! 😌
And I guess the man or men who fathered her children had no responsibility. It’s quite misogynistic; perhaps you’re an evangelical who believes women are corrupters and deserve to be harnessed.
@@casacolori1309 totally agree. She seems to actually have been a wretched woman who didn’t give a damn about anyone including her own children. She was absolutely gorgeous but her beauty faded quickly and in the end she seems to have turned into a disfigured witch from Grimms fairytales, she died from hep c. Not a person to be idolized or looked up to
Have I missed an anniversary or something? Things about either Anita or Brian Jones keep popping up for me to watch. She was certainly interesting and as Mick recalled "very sort of strange for those days".
Movie was good, saw it yesterday. But it is mostly about her hanging out with The Stones. I thought maybe she had gone on after she left Keith and did something more, but not really. You could also argue that The Stones derailed her career, as Keith did not want her working at all, not modeling, not movies. She also became an addict under The Stones' tutelage. She was charismatic and 3 Stones fell in love with her. To her credit, she did not break up the band in the way Yoko helped breakup The Beatles. She did not kiss and tell and send one Stone against another. She could have done so, and no telling what that might have done to the band.
i think that was made up by Spanish Tony. Keith said in his bio that it didn't happen. I sure hope it didn't. But Spanish Tony made up all kinds of shit. Entertaining for sure!
She was gorgeous, dangerous, intelligent, naturally sexy, she had it in spades, two Rolling Stones, she's everything these strong independent women wish they were. When you have it, you don't feel the need to keep telling the world because, hey, you own it.
Been obsessed with her for decades!
Please release a DVD with lots of extras !!
Pity they couldn't find someone with a German accent to voice Anita.
FOR REAL.
@@TheMysteryMachine For real, REAL, I mean why have an American accent when this woman was German and I would imagine having a tinge of British when she spoke English. So off-putting!
She was born in Rome and fluent in four languages.When the Stones were recording Exile on Main Street at Villa Nellcôte, she was the only one who could speak French.
I thought she was great when she admitted to her children that she had sometimes failed them and had the guts to reel off what she had done. She asked them for forgiveness. Very brave thing to do.
She was going to AA in her 60s. It was where she could be honest. It was like confession for her, I'm sure.
I loved her in "Barbarella".
I've never seen her other films so I don't know how her accent sounds in them but in Barbarella, they employed Joan Greenwood to voice Pallenberg's 'Great Tyrant' role. I have to say that Pallenberg's charisma, body and face ( _"My face! My FACE!!"_ ) coupled with Joan Greenwood's uber-posh fruity English tones created a female ideal impossible to surpass :)
amazing cant wait and agreed release a DVD
Thought I heard Charlies voice, between Keiths? 💚 So happy with this announcement! Thank you for sharing the trailer!
@lilzocca - it is Stash Klossowski speaking (with the deep voice)
Oh yes, so similar! Thank you!
Prince Stash
She was so Damn cool. ❤
I think it is VERY sad and nothing to to be celebrating about! She had her daughter taken away from her for being a terrible mother and one of her children died due to sids at two months old. Anybody can be aggressive, wreckless, exciting and deeply irresponsible, with using drugs, alcohol and enough money.
Women like her end up used up and die early. Makes me sick with the waste of a REAL quality life! I am deeply proud of women who choose not to be like her. One of my best friends was just like her. She died at age 34 and her only son died just like she did, a few years later! Life is so much more precious being sober and healthy!! And the music sounds SO MUCH BETTER! 😌
I could not agree more
Yeah. It's very true. She reminds me of Nico and her son Ari died this time last year. Both big addicts. Such a waste of a privileged life. 😢
And I guess the man or men who fathered her children had no responsibility. It’s quite misogynistic; perhaps you’re an evangelical who believes women are corrupters and deserve to be harnessed.
@@casacolori1309 totally agree. She seems to actually have been a wretched woman who didn’t give a damn about anyone including her own children. She was absolutely gorgeous but her beauty faded quickly and in the end she seems to have turned into a disfigured witch from Grimms fairytales, she died from hep c. Not a person to be idolized or looked up to
i await this like the desert awaits the rain. Goddess Anita, at last!
TRES Cool/Heavy!
Even if Kate Moss narrated it I’m in!😊
For sure, an ARIES woman. All Fire.🔥
Cannot see this except at Cannes ? wtf?
She was a good woman
Have I missed an anniversary or something? Things about either Anita or Brian Jones keep popping up for me to watch. She was certainly interesting
and as Mick recalled "very sort of strange for those days".
Scarlett Johanes s voice is all wrong
Hate the American accent voice over - she was German, and sounded nothing like that.
I thought she was a style icon of the 1960s and hot❤
Why not a German actor for voiceover?
Movie was good, saw it yesterday. But it is mostly about her hanging out with The Stones. I thought maybe she had gone on after she left Keith and did something more, but not really. You could also argue that The Stones derailed her career, as Keith did not want her working at all, not modeling, not movies. She also became an addict under The Stones' tutelage. She was charismatic and 3 Stones fell in love with her. To her credit, she did not break up the band in the way Yoko helped breakup The Beatles. She did not kiss and tell and send one Stone against another. She could have done so, and no telling what that might have done to the band.
You wanted something that never was. What it was is what it was, nothing more - but it was amazing.
Brian Epstein had died, the Beatles weren’t touring, it was over.
N that whole Jamaica jail experience OMG
i think that was made up by Spanish Tony. Keith said in his bio that it didn't happen. I sure hope it didn't. But Spanish Tony made up all kinds of shit. Entertaining for sure!
...the queen of Nellcote....
She was gorgeous, dangerous, intelligent, naturally sexy, she had it in spades, two Rolling Stones, she's everything these strong independent women wish they were. When you have it, you don't feel the need to keep telling the world because, hey, you own it.
I have an other concept of strong independet woman is ,Tina turner for example, this woman is nothing i want to listen