Return to Peyton Place (1961) |
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| Director(s) | José Ferrer |
| Producer(s) | Jerry Wald, Curtis Harrington |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Jeff Chandler(as Lewis Jackman)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Jeff Chandler
(as Lewis Jackman)
Eleanor Parker(as Connie Rossi)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Eleanor Parker
(as Connie Rossi)
Mary Astor(as Mrs. Roberta Carter)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Mary Astor
(as Mrs. Roberta Carter)
Robert Sterling(as Mike Rossi)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Robert Sterling
(as Mike Rossi)
Tuesday Weld(as Selena)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Tuesday Weld
(as Selena)
Bob Crane(as Peter White)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Bob Crane
(as Peter White)
José Ferrer(as Voice of Mark Steele)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
José Ferrer
(as Voice of Mark Steele)
Max Showalter(as Nick Parker)
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Return to Peyton Place
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1961
Max Showalter
(as Nick Parker)
Return to Peyton Place Overview:
Return to Peyton Place (1961) was a Drama - Film directed by José Ferrer and produced by Jerry Wald and Curtis Harrington.
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Producer Jerry Wald - notorious for announcing any possible casting choice that crossed his mind in order to keep his projects in headlines during pre-production - also mentioned Jessica Tandy, Margaret Leighton and Ginger Rogers as possibilities to play role ultimately played by Mary Astor.
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford were both considered for the role that eventually went to 'Mary Astor (I)'.
The voice of the character "Mark Steele", played by Bill Bradley in an uncredited role, is actually that of the film's director José Ferrer.
A sequence featuring the climactic fire that burned down Roberta Carter's ('Mary Astor (I)') house was cut from the final film. A snippet from the scene can be seen in the trailer on the DVD.
Rosemary Clooney, who sings the movie theme song "The Wonderful Season of Love" was married to the film's director, José Ferrer, at the time the movie was made.