Patty Duke put a flamethrower to her 'child star' image when she took on the role of an actress who, along with co-stars Barbara Parkins and Sharon Tate, braves the hills of Hollywood and the piles of pills that come with the territory. Director Mark Robson brought Jacqueline Susann's steamy bestseller to the screen in a sensationally lurid fashion, with enough quotable dialog and jaw-dropping performances to create one of the bona fide cult classics of the '60s. (1967, 123 min, DCP 'Scope)