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John L. Balderston (play)
Ranald MacDougall (writer)
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Release Date:
7 December 1951 (USA) more
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A scientist obsessed with the past transports himself back in time to 18th-century London, where he falls in love with a beautiful young woman. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Tyrone Power | ... | Peter Standish |
 | Ann Blyth | ... | Helen Pettigrew / Martha Forsyth |
| Michael Rennie | ... | Roger Forsyth |
| Dennis Price | ... | Tom Pettigrew |
| Beatrice Campbell | ... | Kate Pettigrew |
| Kathleen Byron | ... | Duchess of Devonshire |
| Raymond Huntley | ... | Mr. Throstle |
| Irene Browne | ... | Lady Anne Pettigrew |
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I'll Never Forget You (USA)
Man of Two Worlds
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90 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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The framing story which takes up the first two reels (2000 feet), and the last reel (1000 feet) is in black and white; the rest of the film is in Technicolor. more
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Roger Forsyth: You're sort of a mystery man even to your friends. more
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Version of Berkeley Square (1933) more
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I saw this movie in 1951, when I was seven years old. Because several scenes remained engraved on my mind, years later, when I recalled those scenes, I was able to identify the stars (Tyrone Power and Ann Blythe). Heaven knows how I remembered the name of the movie. I am DYING to see it again because of the powerful impression it made on me as a little girl. I scour the TV Guide regularly, but so far no luck. Does anyone have any idea who owns this movie? I keep hoping Turner will find it in some lot of films he buys and show it on his TCM station.