Lisbon (1956) |
|
| Director(s) | Ray Milland |
| Producer(s) | Ray Milland |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Crime, Drama |
Featured Cast of Lisbon See More »
Ray Milland
(as Capt. Robert John Evan...)
Maureen O'Hara
(as Sylvia Merrill)
Claude Rains
(as Aristides Mavros)
Francis Lederer
(as Seraphim)
Jay Novello
(as Insp. Joao Casimiro Fo...)
Lisbon Overview:
Lisbon (1956) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Ray Milland and produced by Ray Milland.
Lisbon BlogHub Articles:
‘Lisbon’ (Ray Milland, 1956) – the first Hollywood film shot 100 % in Portugal!
I love travelling (I work so I can travel), and if you’d asked me what are my favourite cities I’ve visited, Lisbon would be one of them. I visited the gorgeous Portuguese capital in November 2022 when I travelled for a month in Portugal. As soon as I got out of the subway station taking... Read full article
A Canção de Lisboa (1933) / A Song of Lisbon (1933)
A Canção de Lisboa (1933) / A Song of Lisbon (1933) O que me fascina no cinema é que, mesmo que seja uma arte com poucos mais de 125 anos e que haja tantos filmes perdidos, há sempre muito mais para descobrir. O caso em questão é o cinema de Portugal. Como alguém que tem dupla cidadania... Read full article
See More Lisbon Articles
Lisbon Quotes:
Sylvia Merrill:
I've never met Mr. Avros.
Capt. Robert John Evans: I have and I don't nothing about him.
Sylvia Merrill: What was your impression?
Capt. Robert John Evans: [almost shouting] A CROOK!
Sylvia Merrill: I know that... but is he a reliable crook?
See More Quotes from LisbonCapt. Robert John Evans: I have and I don't nothing about him.
Sylvia Merrill: What was your impression?
Capt. Robert John Evans: [almost shouting] A CROOK!
Sylvia Merrill: I know that... but is he a reliable crook?
Lisbon Fact
See More Facts about Lisbon >>
Nelson Riddle's instrumental recording of "Lisbon Antigua" (an ancient Portuguese melody) was already on the Hit Charts before this film was made. Republic publicity sent out a story that "Director/Producer Ray Milland took a recording of the music with him and had a Portuguese orchestra adapt it for a sequence in the picture".