Angel

A wealthy and sophisticated woman, Eliza, living a seemingly perfect life, secretly works as a prostitute to fund her gambling addiction. Her dual existence begins to unravel when a detective starts investigating a string of murders, and her entangled relationships put her in grave danger. Eliza must confront her hidden demons and decide between her luxurious facade and the harsh reality of her choices.

Angel was a critical and commercial disappointment upon its release, failing to capture the audience's attention as expected from a film starring Audrey Hepburn. Critics were divided, with some praising Hepburn's performance in a darker role, while others found the film's premise and execution to be bleak and unengaging. It is considered one of Hepburn's lesser-known films.

• Audrey Hepburn's performance is often cited as a highlight, showcasing her range beyond typical romantic roles.

• The film's dark and somber tone was a departure for Hepburn, which may have alienated some viewers.

• The plot was frequently criticized for being predictable and lacking suspense.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce due to the film's limited release and relative obscurity. Those that exist often mention Audrey Hepburn's attempt at a more mature role, but many found the film itself to be underwhelming and not up to the standard of her more celebrated works.

The film was originally intended to be a musical starring Julie Andrews, but was re-envisioned as a dramatic thriller for Audrey Hepburn.