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Release Date:
2 November 1964 (USA)
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Tagline:
From the blistering best-seller! From the team that brought you 'The Carpetbaggers'! The explosive story of the violent world where a mother and her teenage daughter compete for the same lover...WHERE LOVE HAS GONE goes where no motion picture has ever dared go before!
Plot:
A divorced couple's teen-age daughter stands trial for stabbing her mother's latest lover.
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Awards:
Nominated for Oscar.
Another 2 nominations
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User Comments:
Where Did Love Go? ***1/2
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Additional Details
Runtime:
111 min
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Trivia:
Although repeatedly denied at the time, this film (and the novel on which it was based) were widely believed to be about the infamous
Lana Turner/Johnny Stompanato murder case of 1958.
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Soundtrack:
WHERE LOVE HAS GONE
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Danny has some very serious emotional hangups. Seems that she plunged a knife into her mom's boyfriend. Was it to save her mother? Was it out of a jealous rage?
With a film starring Bette Davis and Susan Hayward, you know that the fireworks are there and they sure are. Nevertheless, they are well matched by a terrific performance by Joey Heatherton as the disturbed teenager. What happened to Heatherton after this film? She was a fine dramatic actress with great potential.
Davis is her usual overbearing mother and has created lots of turmoil for the seriously emotionally unstable Hayward. Both are like sticks of dynamite in the scenes that they appear opposite each other. (In her autobiography Davis lashed out at Hayward stating that she said her lines and would immediately leave the set at the end of the scene.)
In a strong supporting performance, Anne Seymour plays the psychiatrist who tries to help the young Danny. Remember Seymour? Usually a grade-B actress, she gave a fine supporting performance as Broderick Crawford's faithful but neglected wife, Lucy, in the 1949 Oscar winner "All the King's Men."
An emotionally charged film that brings out all the stops. Mike Connors costars as Hayward's ex. An ultimate crowd pleaser due to the fine acting of Davis and Hayward. A downer at the end but still worthwhile seeing.