September Affair (1950) |
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| Director(s) | William Dieterle |
| Producer(s) | Hal B. Wallis |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Drama) |
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Joan Fontaine(as Marianne 'Manina' Stuart)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Joan Fontaine
(as Marianne 'Manina' Stua...)
Joseph Cotten(as David Lawrence)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Joseph Cotten
(as David Lawrence)
Jessica Tandy(as Catherine Lawrence)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Jessica Tandy
(as Catherine Lawrence)
Robert Arthur(as David Lawrence Jr)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Robert Arthur
(as David Lawrence Jr)
Fortunio Bonanova(as Grazzi)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Fortunio Bonanova
(as Grazzi)
Harry Cheshire(as Jim the Butler)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Harry Cheshire
(as Jim the Butler)
Walter Huston(as Himself)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
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1950
Walter Huston
(as Himself)
Hal B. Wallis(as Tourist at Capri Shop)
September Affair
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1950
September Affair
Released
1950
Hal B. Wallis
(as Tourist at Capri Shop)
September Affair Overview:
September Affair (1950) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by William Dieterle and produced by Hal B. Wallis.
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September Affair (1950)
(Image via theredlist.fr) Industrialist David Lawrence (Joseph Cotten) is taking a trip to Italy when he meets Manina Stuart (Joan Fontaine), a pianist on the verge of finding success. Though David has a wife (Jessica Tandy) and son (Robert Arthur) back in America, he and Manina begin to fall for ea... Read full article
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September Affair Facts
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Cinematographer Charles Lang fell ill during production. Daniel L. Fapp filled in for him until Lang recovered and came back to work.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onJanaury 26, 1953 with Joseph Cotten and Joan Fontaine reprising their film roles.
Ann Todd was the first choice for the lead.
William Wyler was at one point considered as director.