Alfie Collection

The Alfie Collection comprises two films that chronicle the story of a young man's journey from a promiscuous lifestyle to a reevaluation of his life's purpose. Beginning with the 1966 film Alfie, directed by Ken Hughes and based on a novel by Bill Naughton, the collection continues with the 1975 sequel, Alfie Darling. Alan Price assumes the role of Alfie in the second installment. Spanning from 1966 to 1975, the films in this collection have a total runtime of 216 minutes. The collection's combined budget and revenue are both recorded as zero. Alfie has an IMDb rating of 7.0, while Alfie Darling received an IMDb rating of 4.6. The Alfie Collection adapts material originally presented in a play by Bill Naughton. The two films together offer a look at the evolving story of Alfie Darling and his changing perspectives on life.