in which the band do not appear at all. It was filmed around Notting Hill during the autumn of 1982, while the band was away on tour. A moody, elegant black-and-white piece inspired by the fetishistic imagery of Helmut Newton, the production was entirely conceived, designed, photographed and edited by renowned British animation director Ian Emes. The video is a fantasy of two mysterious, hauntingly beautiful women who are seen ritualistically dressing themselves in elaborate lingerie before travelling separately through the dark streets and tunnels of London to meet in a vacant underground car park for an exotic lesbian encounter. The song's dramatic instrumental finale was accompanied by a topless Perri Lister as the female chauffeur performing a sensuous dance – clearly an homage to Charlotte Rampling's topless, fetishistic "Dance of the Seven Veils" in Liliana Cavani's famous 1974 film The Night Porter. "Is There Something I Should Know?" (Russell Mulcahy) This memorable and much-played video featured colour clips of the band members, in blue shirts with tucked-in white ties, interspersed with surreal black-and-white images of bowler-hatted men inspired by Magritte's paintings. This video also included brief clips from several of the other videos in this collection. It is also longer than the studio track. Track listing "Rio" (Antigua) – 5:02 "Planet Earth" – St John's Wood) (3:49 "Lonely in Your Nightmare" (London and Sri Lanka) – 4:49 "Careless Memories" (Soho) – 3:40 "My Own Way" – St. Johns Wood) (3:33 "Hungry Like the Wolf" (Sri Lanka) – 3:37 "Night Boat" (Antigua) – 5:11 "Girls on Film (Uncensored)" (Shepperton Studios) – 6:11 "Save a Prayer" (Sri Lanka) – 6:03 "The Chauffeur" (Uncensored) (London) – 4:57 "Is There Something I Should Know?" (London) – 4:25 References Duran Duran video albums 1983 compilation albums 1983 video albums Music video compilation albums Grammy Award for Best Long Form Music Video