| Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1955) | |||||
| Drama, Romance | |||||
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| William Holden | Mark Elliott | |
| Jennifer Jones | Dr. Han Suyin | |
| Torin Thatcher | Humphrey Palmer-Jones | |
| Isobel Elsom | Adeline Palmer-Jones | |
| Murray Matheson | Dr. John Keith | |
| Virginia Gregg | Ann Richards, American Journalist | |
| Richard Loo | Robert Hung | |
| Soo Yong | Nora Hung, friend of Han Suyin | |
| Philip Ahn | Third Uncle | |
| Jorja Curtright | Suzanne, Secretary of Mr. Palmer-Jones | |
| Thorin Thatcher | ||
| Donna Martell | Suchen |
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| Producer | Buddy Adler
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| Writer | Han Suyin
John Patrick |
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"Rarely Has The Screen Given Us A Sensitive Love Story Told With Such Delicate Grace." -Los Angeles Herald Examiner Jennifer Jones portrays one of cinema's most memorable characters in this "literate, intelligent...completely persuasive love story," (Newsweek) nominated for eight Academy Awards including Best Picture. When Eurasian doctor and widow Han Suyin (Jones) meets Mark Elliott, an American correspondent (William Holden) stationed in Hong Kong, she is captivated by his tenderness and insight. He finds her beauty and grace equally irresistible and they begin an intensely passionate affair. Based on a true story and filmed on location in Hong Kong, this "beautiful, absorbing" (Variety) film is a timeless classic. "Irresistible romantic appeal...a pictorial poem." (Hollywood Reporter) |
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