Secret Diary of a Call Girl (known on-air before the watershed in the UK as Secret Diary) is a British television drama broadcast on ITV2 based on the blog and books by the pseudonymous "Belle de Jour," starring Billie Piper as Belle, a high-class London-based call girl. The series was written by Lucy Prebble, who is also known as the author of The Sugar Syndrome and ENRON. The series has been compared to Sex and the City by many critics,...
Alex is laying out the necessary groundwork for re-starting their relationship.
Ben is being seduced by a woman at the bar and she likes what she sees in him...
Belle is imitating a conversation she is supposed to have with Alex before he...
Bambi is over at Belle's place and getting advice on how to deal with clients.
Bambi is telling Belle how she is going to go with a service instead of indep...
Stephanie is talking about what the escort service has turned into.
Belle is getting interviewed after writing her first book that became a hit.
Belle is being interviewed about her book and she is talking about Alex being...
Belle has written a book that has done very well and she is being interviewed...
Belle is writing the beginning of her book about the experiences she's had.
Belle starts the beginning of her book.
Belle is inviting Ben to stay over for the night after the relationship with ...
Alex is in the hotel room with Belle who showed up for a client. They are bot...
Alex is in the hotel room with Belle and they are realizing the relationship ...
Belle is in the hotel room with Alex after she was tested by him to see where...
Belle showed up for her last job and it turned out to be Alex who had set it ...
Belle is ready for her last escort job as she stands at the door to the hotel...
Belle is walking through the hotel looking for the room where she will find h...
Belle has been off her game for awhile and she's not sure what to expect.
Belle is getting ready for her last escort job that will pay well but at what...
Stephanie gives Belle some encouragement before her one last escort job.
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