Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg - Official Trailer | Scarlett Johansson, Rolling Stones 

Finally! I fell in love with her sense of style so long ago. I always wanted to know more about her, not just what was written by somebody else. Can't wait to see it!

This trailer doesn't do the film justice, it's truly remarkable, like Anita herself. Watch it!

It's disturbing that many of the comments have reduced Anita to cliches. It's as if you didn't watch the film or "get it." Anita was an icon and a human being. When the movie opens, she's a very young girl trying to make her way in the world alone. She loved her children. The misogyny and jealousy in these comments is disgusting. If it makes you feel better about yourselves to tear her down and minimize her impact on both the world of fashion and The Rolling Stones it says more about you than it does about her. She is a legend, but she's not an object. She's a woman, legendary and flawed and gifted. We'll never see one like her again

This is possibly the best documentary about this moment in time I have ever personally seen.

I've read Up and Down with the Rolling Stones twice, i am SO DAMN excited for this film.

As much as I admire Scarlet Surely a European actress such as Sandra Huller would have been better suited for the narration

Saw this last night. Totally brilliant. Thanks Marlon and Angela. What a gift.

I have read Keith's bio, but I really want to hear more just from her with this. Will watch!

I've been waiting a year for this to come out.

Can't believe the Riff master out lived Anita! 🎸

I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE THIS!!!

I saw this over the weekend on Amazon. A must see. The footage was fantastic. Finally get to see Marlon and Angela. A variety of voiceovers including Keith and Marianne Faithful. Anita was a force of nature, in the best sense. Highly recommended. The next time you hear the song Happy - "I need a love to keep me happy" think A N I T A love to keep me happy.

Ok Fantastic, can't wait to see it

Look forward to this. One thing I do hope is that it tells the truth. Its great that Keith is a part of this, but Keith has a way of telling half truths to suit his legacy. Let's never forget 1) that Anita was a force of nature and she was going to assert herself on her won but 2) she and Brian Jones were the first swinging hip couple of swinging London who defined rock n roll swagger and chic. They thrived off each other even if their relationship had massive challenges. Keith was welcomed in on this and its the only time that he really split from Jagger in the Stones and gravitated to Jones. I hope this is covered because it is the key to everything about the Stones. (Anita's power)

Can't wait!

Love Anita. Iv been fascinated with her for years. Would love to see this film

I'm a Stones fan, so I'm looking forward to seeing this movie doc.😊

We all make mistakes but Keith learnt and grew out of his mistakes. That’s what makes him a man. One worthy of admiration.

About time!!!! Greatest fashion icon of all time? ❤

Keith found much happiness, success and peace once he found Patti Hansen the American model, actress and muse. Patti became his wife and they have been together HAPPILY for the last 41 years. She is the true LOVE of his life and the mother of his last two children. His older children also embrace and accept Patti which is very telling. It seems she has been a grounding, positive influence in Keith's life as well as a major upgrade in both character and looks.

Beautiful lady. Can’t wait to see this❤️

She was someones mother respect her children

Can't wait for this!

Wonder if they will get into the Kenneth Anger stuff 😬✨

it's about damn time...

Must see! ❤☮🌎

She was lucky that Keith looked after her even after they were not together otherwise she would have been homeless.

Wohooooo! Looking forward to THAT!!!!!!

🔥🎥 Excited to learn more about the fascinating life of Anita Pallenberg!

Absolutely love this

Looks amazing

This looks good.

Oh wow... SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL is on and I just pulled up RU-vid and this popped up. Anita snd some friends are doing the "Woo woo" on this track.

Anita was gorgeous and impossibly cool. Unlike anyone else. But I really think she was bad for Keith and Brian in every way. Keith really loved her, and maybe Brian did too. I remember Keith used to wear a necklace with the initial A on it.

I can't wait to see this. Anita, forever beautiful Lady Stone.❤

Cuando estaba con el síndrome de abstinencia le tiraba cosas a la cabeza a Keith y el se escondía con su hijo Marlon en la cocina debajo de una mesa esperando que se calmara. Le dijo que quería desengancharse pero que si ella no iba con el, no lo lograría. Ella le dijo que no así que la dejo... En un momento de Life, su autobiografía, Keith le habla y le dice que si no fuera por las drogas, seguirían juntos viendo crecer a sus nietos. Gran tipo este Keith richards

Since my previous comment was misunderstood I’ll try again. I hope the documentary focuses on Anita’s career as an actress and model, not just on who she dated/married.

Anita Pallenberg belongs to a bygone era of the Super Groupie where some women strategically used their vagina's to get ahead. In an earlier era, she probably would have been a famous Courtesan. Sleeping with 3 members of the same successful rock group is a choice that most women would frown upon today, but there were a lot of famous groupies in the late 60s & 70s (Pamela des Barres, Bebe Buell, Nico, Nancy Spungen, Edie Sedgwick, etc) University and a career would be a more rewarding choice today for economic stability or just simply starting her own rock group. I found the latter part of the documentary to be more interesting, when a clean & sober 48 year old Pallenberg actually did go to university and tried to return to 'acting' but this is skipped over and the main bulk of the documentary deals with the men Jones, Richards & Jagger (it's not revealed if she also did the other Rolling Stones) that she slept with and who defined her. It's a shame that unlike Nico & Marianne Faithfull she never fulfilled herself artistically. She also wasn't really much of a housewife or stay at home mom type. Some see her as a fashion icon because of her look but I wonder how that worked out economically - did she have to ask the men all the time for money to buy the clothes? Marianne Faithfull makes some interesting observations about women & power in the 1960s & 70s.

I found the choice of narrator really odd in this, and kept thinking of the movie 'Her' with Johansson's very distinctive voice. Surely a German / Italian actress would have been a better choice? Pallenberg did have a noticeable European accent when speaking. In Barbarella, she's dubbed by actress, Joan Greenwood, my pretty, pretty...

I will definitely check this out

What are the stories behind the Rolling Stones songs, the inspiration from their Muses 🎉🎉❤

❤ Oh Goodness, I can Hardly Wait to see this Fil about this remarkable Women, muse, and Rebel! And Scarlett is the Coolest and Best Actress to Portay Anita❤❤❤❤❤, yeah!!!!!!!😊

WHY can’t we access this outside the US??

I think this was made by Anita's two children Marlon and Angela, as a tribute to her. Evidently in her youth, she was a very beautiful woman, who had some fame as a model/actress mostly in Europe, in the 60s, and who's life became entwined with the mega famous Rolling Stones. But mostly I thought this was a very moving human story of a journey through life. The fame is inconsequential, really only the back drop. I couldn't speak for an hour after the end.

The difference between Beatle fans and stones fans: stones fans aren’t misogynistic towards the women involved; many beatle fans hold misogyny and s8xist views particularly towards Yoko .

I honestly have never heard of Anita, but I'd watch it just for ScarJo. I could listen to her voice all day.

Anita was so pretty, loved how she “dressed” Keith, made him so much cooler. Strong women are a powerful force, find a good one, ya better keep her.

She was trouble.

RIP Anita and Tara Jo Jo

Where’s Brian?

The Degree of Murder soundtrack was Brian Jones' work. The idea that Keith saved it is ridiculous. Disappointing that this documentary would prop up such a notion.

Where can I watch this? Love Anita!

Howdy Folks i have been keen to watch this and have been counting down the days. But heck I can't find anywhere in Australia that will allow me to buy stream rent anyone got some guidance . all the ones mentioned on the website have not allowed me to proceed because i am not in the USA.

Making a movie like this was a plot line in the tv show Studio 60. Sarah Paulson's character Harriet was playing Pallenberg.

About god damn time she got her dues.

Interesting that Brian isn't mentioned at all in the promo. Maybe he's been airbrushed out of this part of the Stones history too.

Maybe there was a wind and you misheard "witch"?

Gram Parsons and his girlfriend Gretchen Burrell at 0:33 with Keith and Anita.

Does this cover her involvement in the occult?

Weren't they called "groupies" back then?

Pretty, pretty

What's the music that starts around 1:15, it sounds surfy/spaghetti westernish -- ?

Personally, I'm upset with the voice. I hung out with Anita a few times. Her voice was really wild. English, Italian accent .

Read Parachute Women. Just a bad news person who ultimately drained everybody around her.

rip Brian

Theory: She was an agent from MI6. She got off (in Toronto) and Richards had to go to trial

Brian???

I deeply apologise. Marlon. I have removed it

Anita Pallenberg said that the best coke is allways pink❤long live the cellulites📽besitos XXX

Yeah. Sorry for criticizing voice.. I haven't even seen it yet. So I should shut up .

❤🎉❤

Oh brother, for the life of me I can’t understand why folks bother with celebrities private lives. Honestly, anyone can behave in a way that seems beguiling and odd - it’s not a big thing.

Anita may have been a muse for the Stones, and appeared in a few minor movie rolls, but aside from that she never did anything even remotely productive with her life. She just lived off the men around her. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, woman have been respected for being housewives and mothers for the entire span of mankind. I don’t think her life rates being made into a movie though. Yes she was beautiful, dressed fashionably and lived with the stones for 15 years, but she lost her looks and figure and was dropped by everyone by age 40. Her last 35+ years were…….nothing.

So she never took the the time to reflect and learn from the past.

You start messing with that 'black magic' ... bad shit happens later on. My two cents.

A doper who rarely showered, nice.

I despise biopics in the Movie industry, it is kind of just below adapting a Novel but still a bit above making a remake.

Keith became the only parent after their baby died in her care.

Is Bono in it ?

I'm all over that .

Another documentary about a person that truly helped the world? NOPE...another documentary about drugs, sex, music, and an empty person leading a meaningless life.

Both were horrible parents that should’ve had their kids taken away. Hard pass.

Who picked up her bills?

What story? What did she do, I mean other than star F#ck? I'm serious: unlike Yoko, she did not make art or music. She wasn't a great mother. I don't get it. There are so many great and powerful women to make movies about. Anita was not one of them.

I knew she was a decent person.

The London Look how did what's her face catch up with Anita

She really liked to smoke....lol.

Bad influence. Keith is lucky he survived those years.

Combine very pretty with drugs, and rock, you've got a book.

Do woman like this exist nowadays ? ....... probably yes, we just never get to hear about them.

How she ate meat in those days. No rest

She lived a decadent life with Keith

Read the book, she's a rainbow 🌈 she reminds me of an ex.

An eat er

Sounds like another lovely narcissist!! Uh!! Pass!!

Annoying that it’s an American actress 😡 Her accent added to her allure

She was horrid. 😢 there is nothing to admire abt audacious rebellion.

Richards had great hair in his young days,not a bad looking lad.but look what drugs did!! But he's not a great guitarist to be honest,i doubt what you hear in studio recordings is keith playing,session musicians,also in beatles recordings also,particularly between 62-66 albums!

What the Heck has a Millenial got to do with this ?

Who gives a f