Lilith (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Rossen |
| Producer(s) | Robert Rossen |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Drama) |
Featured Cast of Lilith See More »
Warren Beatty
(as Vincent Bruce)
Jean Seberg
(as Lilith Arthur)
Peter Fonda
(as Stephen Evshevsky)
Kim Hunter
(as Dr. Bea Brice)
Gene Hackman
(as Norman)
Charles Tyner
(as Patient)
Lilith Overview:
Lilith (1964) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by Robert Rossen and produced by Robert Rossen.
Lilith BlogHub Articles:
Frasier (1993) s01e16 – The Show Where Lilith Comes Back
Bebe Neuwirth’s visit to the new show, coming in the back nine of the first season, is everything it could and should be. Writers Ken Levine and Davis Isaacs craft this perfect plot, which showcases Neuwirth and gives her a relationship—active or not—with all the regulars, then still manages t... Read full article
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Lilith Quotes:
Lilith Arthur:
You've killed with these hands. Why?
Vincent Bruce: That's the business of a soldier.
Lilith Arthur: You must love your God a lot to kill for him and still go on loving him. I'd never ask that of a lover. I'd only ask his joy.
See More Quotes from LilithVincent Bruce: That's the business of a soldier.
Lilith Arthur: You must love your God a lot to kill for him and still go on loving him. I'd never ask that of a lover. I'd only ask his joy.
Lilith Facts
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Diane Baker was briefly considered forerunner for title role.
Other actresses considered for the title character included Yvette Mimieux, Sarah Miles, and Diane Cilento (the first choice of J.R. Salamanca, who's novel was the basis for the movie). Natalie Wood was also approached for the role, but was not interested.
Feature film debut of Rene Auberjonois.
According to a recent biography Beatty also pursued 'Romy Schneider' and Samantha Eggar for the title role.
The film received such a hostile reaction from US critics that an aggrieved Robert Rossen pulled it out of contention at the Venice Film Festival and delayed its release in the UK by two years.