The film depicts several stories surrounding an apartment in Paris, and the various people who occupy it over the years.
Trailer
Cast
Christopher Miles
Director
Joanna Shimkus
Joan McLaine
Mel Ferrer
Doctor Harrison
Britt Ekland
Josette Papillon
Philippe Noiret
Marcel Dutarte-Dubreuilh
Susan Hampshire
Patricia Robinson
Mark Burns
Geoff Rolling
Lila Kedrova
Madame Olga Dubillard
Laurence Badie
Bonne
Lyne Chardonnet
Bar girl
Eléonore Hirt
Héloïse Dutarte-Dubreuilh
Reinhard Kolldehoff
Oberleutnant
Pierre Bertin
Invité de Mme Olga
Didier Haudepin
Son of the concierge
Jany Holt
Mme Dutarte-Dubreuilh, Marcel's mother
Catherine Stermann
Simone, Young girl
Michel Legrand
Monsieur Grondin
Robert Dhéry
Leonard
Gilberte Géniat
The concierge
Jean Anouilh
Writer
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Comments
8 Comments
source: A Time for Loving
I would have imagined the Jean Anouilh writing might have been more than I thought and is really rather sad. Also the cast you imagine would have been good but Mel Ferrer is rather terrible and the pretty Britt Ekland and Susan Hampshire could surely not look as awful. And then there is, the usually very good Philippe Noiret, he makes like an idiot and is very sad. I'm not sure if it is really the writing or the young director, Christopher Miles although what is good is the little glimpse we get of the streets of Paris.
source: Time for Loving
source: A Time for Loving
I would have imagined the Jean Anouilh writing might have been more than I thought and is really rather sad. Also the cast you imagine would have been good but Mel Ferrer is rather terrible and the pretty Britt Ekland and Susan Hampshire could surely not look as awful. And then there is, the usually very good Philippe Noiret, he makes like an idiot and is very sad. I'm not sure if it is really the writing or the young director, Christopher Miles although what is good is the little glimpse we get of the streets of Paris.
A Time for Loving
I would have imagined the Jean Anouilh writing might have been more than I thought and is really rather sad. Also the cast you imagine would have been good but Mel Ferrer is rather terrible and the pretty Britt Ekland and Susan Hampshire could surely not look as awful. And then there is, the usually very good Philippe Noiret, he makes like an idiot and is very sad. I'm not sure if it is really the writing or the young director, Christopher Miles although what is good is the little glimpse we get of the streets of Paris.
