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Girl 27

2007 · Movie · 86 min

7.1(16)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary revisits a long-buried 1930s Hollywood scandal in which a teenager was misled into attending a studio event and sexually assaulted. Decades later, she breaks her silence, tracing how power, media pressure, and a culture of cover-ups shaped the case and its lasting impact.

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Details
Years
2007
Release date
2007-07-27
Language
English
Runtime
86 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.2/10 (16 votes)
About

If you’re drawn to tough, investigative documentaries like Tabloid or Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press, this offers a disturbing but compelling look at abuse, power, and cover-ups; Not for you if you want a lighter watch or dislike upsetting real-life subject matter.

Pros: powerful true story; eye-opening Hollywood history; moving survivor perspective | Cons: director too present; uneven handling; distracting choices

Cast & crew

  • PD

    Patricia Douglas

    as Self

  • Baby Peggy

    Baby Peggy

    as Self

  • RB

    Richard W. Bann

    as Self - Hal Roach Historian

  • KB

    Kelly Brown

    as Self - Son of William JF Brown

  • NC

    Ned Comstock

    as Self - USC Archivist

  • BF

    Buron Fitts

    as Self - Los Angeles County District Attorney

  • Judy Lewis

    Judy Lewis

    as Self - Daughter of Clark Gable and Loretta Young

  • JM

    Judd D. Minter

    as Self - Grandson of Patricia Douglas

  • PM

    Patti Minter

    as Self - Daughter of Patricia Douglas

  • David Stenn

    David Stenn

    as Self - Writer & Director

Directed by David Stenn