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A widowed Chinese-English doctor falls in love with a married American correspondent in Hong Kong during China's Communist Revolution.A widowed Chinese-English doctor falls in love with a married American correspondent in Hong Kong during China's Communist Revolution.A widowed Chinese-English doctor falls in love with a married American correspondent in Hong Kong during China's Communist Revolution.
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- Won 3 Oscars
- 6 wins & 6 nominations total
Salvador Baguez
- Hotel Manager
- (uncredited)
W.T. Chang
- Old Loo
- (uncredited)
Aen-Ling Chow
- Wife
- (uncredited)
Kei Thin Chung
- Interne
- (uncredited)
Edward Colmans
- Dining Room Captain
- (uncredited)
Ashley Cowan
- British Sailor
- (uncredited)
Lee Tong Foo
- Old Loo
- (uncredited)
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Some movies just stands up to the changes of time. This is one such movie. Why it never gets old is because it's a quality production, with good settings and story.
I really love this movie, although the story is kind of simple, the situation is not. Jennifer Jones plays an Eurasian woman from Chung King, and William Holden a reporter from Singapore. Two people from a very different background meet in one of the most international city in the world - Hong Kong - where old Chinese culture and new capitalism meet. Now that would be confusing to anyone who's trying to sort out their relationship.
The movie combines all these elements well, and exotic Hong Kong location adds to the beauty of the story. It's interesting to see Hong Kong in 1955, comparing it to Hong Kong of today. Some places looks similar like the Victoria Peak (although it has no high rise buildings), but Aberdeen was much less crowded.
Music score is a real tear jerker.
If you like romance, this is one of the best movie you can watch.
I really love this movie, although the story is kind of simple, the situation is not. Jennifer Jones plays an Eurasian woman from Chung King, and William Holden a reporter from Singapore. Two people from a very different background meet in one of the most international city in the world - Hong Kong - where old Chinese culture and new capitalism meet. Now that would be confusing to anyone who's trying to sort out their relationship.
The movie combines all these elements well, and exotic Hong Kong location adds to the beauty of the story. It's interesting to see Hong Kong in 1955, comparing it to Hong Kong of today. Some places looks similar like the Victoria Peak (although it has no high rise buildings), but Aberdeen was much less crowded.
Music score is a real tear jerker.
If you like romance, this is one of the best movie you can watch.
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Did you know
- TriviaJennifer Jones reportedly chewed garlic cloves before her love scenes with William Holden, which may have been an effort to deter her notoriously womanizing co-star. Considering how badly they were getting along, Holden suspected that it was Jones' attempt to annoy him.
- GoofsThe story takes place in 1949, but the aircraft that returns Mark to Hong Kong is Pan American World Airways N6535C, named "Clipper Mercury". It was a Douglas DC-6B, which entered service in 1952 and left service in 1961.
- Quotes
Third Uncle: We shall now have tea and speak of absurdities.
- ConnectionsFeatured in El buen amor (1963)
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- Country of origin
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- Also known as
- Alle Herrlichkeit auf Erden
- Filming locations
- Foreign Correspondents' Club, 41A Conduit Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong(Dr. Han Suyin's hospital - building was demolished in 1970, now site of Realty Gardens apartment complex)
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- Budget
- $1,780,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $29,341
- Runtime1 hour 42 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 2.55 : 1
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