Another Time, Another Place (1958) |
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| Director(s) | Lewis Allen |
| Producer(s) | Lewis Allen, Joe Kaufmann |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, War |
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Lana Turner(as Sara Scott)
Another Time, Another Place
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1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Lana Turner
(as Sara Scott)
Glynis Johns(as Kay Trevor)
Another Time, Another Place
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1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Glynis Johns
(as Kay Trevor)
Sean Connery(as Mark Trevor)
Another Time, Another Place
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1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Sean Connery
(as Mark Trevor)
Terence Longdon(as Alan Thompson)
Another Time, Another Place
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1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Terence Longdon
(as Alan Thompson)
Sid James(as Jake Klein)
Another Time, Another Place
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1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Sid James
(as Jake Klein)
John Le Mesurier(as Dr. Aldridge)
Another Time, Another Place
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1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
John Le Mesurier
(as Dr. Aldridge)
Bill Fraser(as R.E. Sergeant)
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Another Time, Another Place
Released
1958
Bill Fraser
(as R.E. Sergeant)
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Another Time, Another Place (1958) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Lewis Allen and produced by Lewis Allen and Joe Kaufmann.
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Glynis Johns had a whale-of-a-tale to tell about how she caught that fish... although I suspect it was the gentleman who really snagged this shark. This was taken on the coast of England in Polperro during the making of Another Time, Another Place (1958).From the Archives is our latest series of pos... Read full article
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The film was released four months ahead of schedule to capitalize on the Johnny Stompanato murder.
During the shooting of the movie in England, Sean Connery was confronted by a gun-waving Johnny Stompanato, hoodlum boyfriend of Lana Turner. The jealous hood warned Connery to keep away from Lana. Connery answered by decking Johnny. Shortly thereafter, back in the U.S., Stompanato met his end at the hands of the frightened, butcher-knife-wielding teenage daughter of Lana Turner, Cheryl Crane.