I think considering the pressure she was under at the time she did a marvellous job as the character of Jenny Bowman and great performances from her co stars as well. Great views of 1960's London although I think the woman in the helicopter was a double a I've read she was afraid of flying but I think she combated this towards the end of her life. The numbers performed at the palladium were outstanding and her acting (especially in the hospital ward with Dirk Bogarde) towards the end of the film were outstanding. She went on to appear in her own television series after this with many guests she'd appeared with at MGM years before. This would have been her penultimate film if she'd appeared in 'Valley Of The Dolls' in 1967, let's be thankful she didn't.
Review of I Could Go on Singing
