This is the film version of Terence Rattigan's 1955 West end theatre production. Major Pollack (David Niven) is a retired officer who likes to wax eloquent about fanciful acts of heroism in WWII North Africa and Sybil Railton-Bell (Deborah Kerr) is a repressed spinster boxed in by an oppressive mother (Gladys Cooper). John Malcolm (Burt Lancaster) a cynical hard-drinking occasional writer is surprised by the sudden arrival of his ex-wife Ann (Rita Hayworth). Though Ann's legenda
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play This is the film version of Terence Rattigan&39;s 1955 West end theatre production Major Pollack (David Niven) is a retired officer who likes to wax eloquent about fanciful acts of heroism in WWII North Africa and Sybil Railton-Bell (Deborah Kerr) is a repressed spinster boxed in by an oppressive mother (Gladys Cooper) John Malcolm (Burt Lancaster) a cynical hard-drinking occasional writer is surprised by the sudden arrival of his ex-wife Ann (Rita Hayworth) Though Ann&39;s legendary beauty is dimmed by age Ann and John both reach tentatively for some human contact Actors David Niven Rita Hayworth Burt Lancaster Wendy Hiller Deborah Kerr Rod Taylor & Hilda Plowright Director Delbert Mann Certificate PG Year 1958 Screen Widescreen 1661 Languages English ; German ; French ; Italian ; Spanish - Dolby Digital (10) Mono Subtitles French ; Italian ; Spanish ; Dutch ; Finnish ; English for the hearing impaired ; German for the hearing impaired Duration 1 hour and 36 minutes (approx)
A collection of guests gather at an English seaside boarding house. The landlady, Pat Cooper (Wendy Hiller), is the lover of failed alcoholic writer John Malcolm (Burt Lancaster), whose life is thrown into turmoil by the arrival of his ex-wife, Ann (Rita Hayworth). Other guests include the matronly Mrs Railton-Bell (Gladys Cooper) and her withdrawn, spinsterly daughter (Deborah Kerr), who is fascinated by Major Pollack (David Niven) and his tall stories of North African military exploits. David Niven and Wendy Hiller both won Oscars for their performances.
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