Container of (work): Affair to remember (Motion picture) Container of (expression): Affair to remember (Motion picture). French. Container of (expression): Affair to remember (Motion picture). Spanish. Container of (work): Leave her to heaven (Motion picture) Container of (expression): Leave her to heaven (Motion picture). Spanish. Container of (work): Letter to three wives (Motion picture) Container of (work): Peyton Place (Motion picture) Container of (expression): Peyton Place (Motion picture). French. Container of (expression): Peyton Place (Motion picture). Spanish.
Notes:
An affair to remember based on a story by Leo McCarey and Mildred Cram. Leave her to heaven based on the novel by Ben Ames Williams. A letter to three wives based on the novel by John Klempner. Peyton Place based on a novel by Grace Metalious. An affair to remember orginally released as a motion picture in 1957. Leave her to heaven originally released as a motion picture in 1945. Letter to three wives originally released as a motion picture in 1949. Peyton Place originally released as a motion picture in 1957. An affair to remember: Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr, Richard Denning, Neva Patterson, Cathleen Nesbitt. Leave her to heaven: Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, Jeanne Crain, Vincent Price, Darryl Hickman. A letter to three wives: Jeanne Crain, Linda Darnell, Ann Sothern, Kirk Douglas, Paul Douglas. Peyton Place: Lana Turner, Lee Philips, Lloyd Nolan, Arthur Kennedy, Russ Tamblyn, Terry Moore, Hope Lange, Diane Varsi. An affair to remember and Peyton Place wide screen. Leave her to heaven and A letter to three wives full screen. Special features: An affair to remember, critic commentary with Marnie Nixon and Joseph McBride; movietone news; backstory: An affair to remember; trailer. Special features: Leave her to heaven, audio commentary by Darryl Hickman and Richard Schicekl; movietone news. Special features: Letter to three wives, commentary with Kenneth Geist, Cheryl Lower and Christopher Mankiewicz; biography: "Linda Darnell: Hollywood's Fallen Angel"; movietone news. Special features: Peyton Place, commentary by Terry Moore and Russ Tamblyn.
Contents:
Peyton Place / Twentieth Century-Fox presents ; screenplay by John Michael Hayes ; music, Franz Waxman ; director of photography, William Mellor ; film editor, David Bretherton ; produced by Jerry Wald ; directed by Mark Robson (1957; 156 min.). Leave her to heaven / Darryl F. Zanuck presents ; screen play by Jo Swerling ; music, Alfred Newman ; director of photography, Leon Shamroy ; film editor, James B. Clark ; produced by William A. Bacher ; directed by John M. Stahl (1945; 110 min.) -- A letter to three wives / Twentieth Century-Fox presents ; adapted by Vera Caspary ; music, Alfred Newman ; director of photography, Arthur Miller ; film editor, J. Watson Webb, Jr. ; produced by Sol C. Siegel ; screen play and direction, Joseph L. Mankiewicz (1949; 103 min.) -- Peyton Place / Twentieth Century-Fox presents ; screenplay by John Michael Hayes ; music, Franz Waxman ; director of photography, William Mellor ; film editor, David Bretherton ; produced by Jerry Wald ; directed by Mark Robson (1957; 156 min.).
Summary:
An affair to remember: "When two people (Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr), each engaged to someone else, meet and fall in love, they agree to meet in six months at the top of the Empire State Building if they still feel the same way. But a tragic accident alters their plans in this timeless romantic classic"--Container. Leave her to heaven: "When Eilen Berent (Gene Tierney in an OSCAR-nominated performance) meets her favorite writer (Cornel Wilde) on a train, it's love at first sight, and the two marry. But soon Eilen's love turns into obsession, and it's not long before everyone around the couple is in mortal danger in this vivid psychological thriller"--Container. A letter to three wives: "In director Joseph L Mankiesicz's sly drama, just as three women (Jeanne Crain, Ann Southerland and Linda Darnell) embark on a day-long boat trip, they receive a letter stating that someone has run off with one of their husbands. Now each must spend the day pondering her marriage, wondering if she is the unlucky wife"--Container. Peyton Place: "Nothing is as it seems in this spellbinding film, that garnered nine OSCAR nominations including one for best picture. Although the parents in a picture-perfect New Hampshire town strive to keep their teenagers on the straight and narrow, scandals are around them - as is murder!"--Container.
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