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A Very British Sex Scandal: The Duchess & the Headless Man (2024) | Slate

A Very British Sex Scandal: The Duchess & the Headless Man

A toxic divorce case in 1963 involving sexually explicit Polaroid photos of the Duchess of Argyll with an unidentified man rocked 1960s Britain. Who was he?

Released: 2024
Runtime: 1h 7m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English

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Lyndsy SpenceSelf
Margaret Campbell (Duchess of Argyll)Self - Archive

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