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Alfie Darling is a 1975 romantic comedy-drama about a womanizing London taxi driver named Alfie Elkins. The film stars Alan Price as Alfie, Jill Townsend as Abby, and Paul Copley as Humphrey. It is a sequel to the 1966 film Alfie, which starred Michael Caine in the title role. Alfie is a charismatic womanizer who runs roughshod over the women in his life. His latest conquest is Abby, a young American college student studying in London. Despite his reputation, Alfie is charming and irresistible, and soon has Abby eating out of his hand. However, when Abby discovers that Alfie is married, she breaks things off with him.

Alfie, unwilling to let Abby go, pursues her relentlessly. He is convinced that he is in love, and that Abby is the one woman who can change him. Abby, however, is hesitant to get involved with a married man, and is unsure if Alfie is truly capable of changing his cheating ways.

Meanwhile, Alfie is also dealing with a series of other love interests, including his long-suffering wife, a wealthy woman he met in a pub, and a free-spirited hippie girl. As he bounces between these various women, Alfie begins to realize the true cost of his behavior, and begins to question if he can really change.

As the film progresses, Alfie's various relationships come to a head, and he is forced to confront his own flaws and insecurities. Through it all, he remains charming and likable, even as he struggles to find his way.

The film is a bittersweet exploration of love, loss, and redemption. It showcases Alan Price's talents as both an actor and a musician, with several memorable musical performances throughout the film. It also features strong supporting performances from Townsend and Copley, who help to ground the film amidst its sometimes chaotic plot.

Overall, Alfie Darling is a worthy follow-up to the original film, and a compelling look at one man's journey towards self-discovery. It is a film that manages to be both funny and poignant, and one that remains relevant even today.