A 1973 movie directed by Alan Bridges and starring sarah miles as lady Franklin, but how big of an impact did sarah miles make.

Whilst watching the movie, i would always make sure to notes on every movie i watch, whether its a new one that just came out or an old one, like this one, now why i came across Sarah miles she once made an appearance in the 2008 documentary prince Charles other mistress. She claimed to be a close best friend of my beloved, darling designer favourite fashion designer, but some of her lines shows she did not truly understand her Like kanga live of riley which kanga’s life was opposite of easy and uncomfortable, or when kanga told her to follow the police van she just stood there clueless, i would have followed the police van and make sure to bail her out of jail.

Back to the Hierling what does hierling mean? well the word hierling mean a person to do menial work. Which if you watch the movie, you understand why.

So Lady Franklin (Sarah Miles) lost her husband and due to her loss, she developed and was diagnosed with depression, the movie starts off with Lady Franklin getting released out of a psychiatric hospital.

She then returns to her mother, where we see the first breakdown, no i can see why she won an award, for breaking down very well as i first saw in the 2008 documentary prince charles other mistress, gosh, sarah miles is really good at playing people who break down easily and look lost.

inreality she was really that person that always looked lost and bonkers, for drinking her own urine. A fan of her said they met her he did say bit bonkers but lovely person, well not that lovely if she can sit in a documentary that showed she wasn’t a good friend for Lady Dale Tryon Kanga.

But even then on a documentary that was far from factual more exploitive she acted like it was a movie, which wasn’t and she hardly talks about Kanga and Kanga’s husband or children don’t even seem to have a close friendship and bond with Sarah miles.

On the other hand, i do think the Hierling seemed quite the movie that capture mental health mainly depression, yes it is true that Sarah Miles captured looking quite lost and often breaking down, as she in interviews mentioned her being different to others from a young age, which she comes across as bonkers and feeling lost.