Well... ...I guess it's almost goodbye.
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Description: Anthology movie about three owners of a yellow Rolls-Royce. A British diplomat buys the car for his French wife. A mobster's girlfriend has an affair in Italy. An American woman drives a Yugoslavian partisan
Cast:
Gerda Millett: Ingrid Bergman
The Marquess of Frinton: Rex Harrison
Mae Jenkins: Shirley MacLaine
The Marchioness of Frinton: Jeanne Moreau
Paolo Maltese: George C. Scott
Davich: Omar Sharif
Stefano: Alain Delon
Joey Friedlander: Art Carney
Hortense Astor: Joyce Grenfell
Fane: Edmund Purdom
Harnsworth: Michael Hordern
Assistant Car Salesman: Lance Percival
Norwood: Roland Culver
Lady St. Simeon: Moira Lister
Taylor: Harold Scott
Osborn: Richard Pearson
Duchesse d'Angouleme: Isa Miranda
Albanian Ambassador: Grégoire Aslan
Bomba: Riccardo Garrone
Ferguson: Wally Cox
Michele: Carlo Croccolo
Mayor: Guy Deghy
Head Waiter: Martin Miller
Ascot Attendee: Oliver Tomlin
Bellboy: Jack Arrow
Ascot Racegoer: Philip Stewart
Reporter: Reginald Beckwith
Partisan: Harry Phipps
Duc de d'Angouleme (England): Jacques B. Brunius
Woman in Green Gown at Banquet: Pauline Chamberlain
Ascot Usher: Maxwell Craig
Mickey: Anthony Dawson
Wounded Man: Charles Gilliard
Dinner Guest: John More
Boy in Stately Home: Max Howard
Bookie: Gerry Judge
Italian Garage Owner: Harold Kasket
Marquess of Frinton's Jockey: Dermot Kelly
Stevedore: John Lynn
Italian Hotel Manager: Andreas Malandrinos
Waiter: Louis Matto
American Travel Agent: Robert Nichols
Man at Car Sales: James Payne
Servant: Ernie Rice
Hotel Manager: Robert Rietty
Italian waiter: George Roderick
Minor Role: Bill Shine
Florence Restaurant Patron: Reg Thomason
Italian Restaurant Waiter: Joseph Tregonino
Race Course Official: Richard Vernon
Racegoer: Frank Williams
Written by: Terence Rattigan
Director: Anthony Asquith
Production: De Grunwald Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date: 13 May 1965
Cast:
Gerda Millett: Ingrid Bergman
The Marquess of Frinton: Rex Harrison
Mae Jenkins: Shirley MacLaine
The Marchioness of Frinton: Jeanne Moreau
Paolo Maltese: George C. Scott
Davich: Omar Sharif
Stefano: Alain Delon
Joey Friedlander: Art Carney
Hortense Astor: Joyce Grenfell
Fane: Edmund Purdom
Harnsworth: Michael Hordern
Assistant Car Salesman: Lance Percival
Norwood: Roland Culver
Lady St. Simeon: Moira Lister
Taylor: Harold Scott
Osborn: Richard Pearson
Duchesse d'Angouleme: Isa Miranda
Albanian Ambassador: Grégoire Aslan
Bomba: Riccardo Garrone
Ferguson: Wally Cox
Michele: Carlo Croccolo
Mayor: Guy Deghy
Head Waiter: Martin Miller
Ascot Attendee: Oliver Tomlin
Bellboy: Jack Arrow
Ascot Racegoer: Philip Stewart
Reporter: Reginald Beckwith
Partisan: Harry Phipps
Duc de d'Angouleme (England): Jacques B. Brunius
Woman in Green Gown at Banquet: Pauline Chamberlain
Ascot Usher: Maxwell Craig
Mickey: Anthony Dawson
Wounded Man: Charles Gilliard
Dinner Guest: John More
Boy in Stately Home: Max Howard
Bookie: Gerry Judge
Italian Garage Owner: Harold Kasket
Marquess of Frinton's Jockey: Dermot Kelly
Stevedore: John Lynn
Italian Hotel Manager: Andreas Malandrinos
Waiter: Louis Matto
American Travel Agent: Robert Nichols
Man at Car Sales: James Payne
Servant: Ernie Rice
Hotel Manager: Robert Rietty
Italian waiter: George Roderick
Minor Role: Bill Shine
Florence Restaurant Patron: Reg Thomason
Italian Restaurant Waiter: Joseph Tregonino
Race Course Official: Richard Vernon
Racegoer: Frank Williams
Written by: Terence Rattigan
Director: Anthony Asquith
Production: De Grunwald Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date: 13 May 1965
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