Goodbye Again (1961) |
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| Director(s) | Anatole Litvak |
| Producer(s) | Anatole Litvak |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation, Romance |
Featured Cast of Goodbye Again See More »
Ingrid Bergman
(as Paula Tessier)
Yves Montand
(as Roger Demarest)
Anthony Perkins
(as Philip Van der Besh)
Jessie Royce Landis
(as Mrs. Van der Besh)
Peter Bull
(as Client)
Lee Patrick
(as Madame Fleury)
Diahann Carroll
(as Night Club Singer)
Yul Brynner
(as Extra in nightclub sce...)
Goodbye Again Overview:
Goodbye Again (1961) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Anatole Litvak and produced by Anatole Litvak.
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Pre-code on DVD: Goodbye Again (1933), I Like Your Nerve (1931), and The Finger Points (1931)
One of my favorite things about Warner Archive is the label’s commitment to releasing a steady stream of pre-code titles on DVD. As physical media appears to be firmly on the decline, I am increasingly glad to see rare films like these made available for purchase. The latest batch is a solidly... Read full article
Mais uma Vez, Adeus / Goodbye Again (1961)
Mais uma Vez, Adeus / Goodbye Again (1961) Eu nunca falei isso no blog, mas adoro Anthony Perkins. OK, OK, preciso confessar: tenho um crush nele. Fofo, talentoso, mas desperdiçado pelo preconceito e pelos estereótipos. E mesmo com toda essa admiração, nunca havia escrito nenhuma crítica... Read full article
REMAKE ALLEY: Goodbye Again (1933) and Honeymoon for Three (1941)
Movie: Goodbye Again Genre: Comedy Sub-genre: screwball, romance, trains Allan Scott and George Haight's play Goodbye Again had a successful run of 216 performances in the Broadway season of 1931/32 starring Osgood Perkins. Ben Markson (Gold Diggers of 1933, What Price Hollywood?) wrote the s... Read full article
Goodbye Again (1933) with Warren William and Joan Blondell
Share This! “Gentlemen, due to the fact that I have met one of the younger married women of your city, I regret exceedingly that I will be unable to autograph….” Anne (Joan Blondell) to Ken (Warren William)” Rarely do we venture into pre-code era movies, but that doesn’... Read full article
Goodbye Again (1933) with Warren William and Joan Blondell
Share This! “Gentlemen, due to the fact that I have met one of the younger married women of your city, I regret exceedingly that I will be unable to autograph….” Anne (Joan Blondell) to Ken (Warren William)” Rarely do we venture into pre-code era movies, but that doesn’... Read full article
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