Charlie Is My Darling

Year: 1966

Runtime: 35 mins

Language: English

Director: Peter Whitehead

MusicDocumentary

Brian Jones warns the future as a Rolling Stone is uncertain. Peter Whitehead’s inaugural documentary about the Rolling Stones was filmed during their two‑day Irish tour on 3‑4 September 1965 and completed in spring 1966. It received only a 1966 release, was withdrawn, and rarely seen since.

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