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Release Date:
3 September 1962 (Sweden) moreTagline:
That joyful hit of the stage is the big, bright delight of the screen ! morePlot Outline:
A gentle love story about a Japanese businessman and widower, and a Brooklyn widow. But before a happy ending can ensue, they must learn again the lessons of tolerance, kindness and forgiveness.Plot Synopsis:
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Nominated for Oscar. Another 3 wins & 3 nominations moreUser Comments:
Painfully long...? moreCast
(Credited cast)Rosalind Russell | ... | Mrs. Jacoby | |
Alec Guinness | ... | Koichi Asano | |
Ray Danton | ... | Jerome Black | |
Madlyn Rhue | ... | Alice Black | |
Mae Questel | ... | Mrs. Rubin (as Mae Questal) | |
Marc Marno | ... | Eddie | |
Gary Vinson | ... | Mr. McMillon | |
Sharon Hugueny | ... | Bride | |
Frank Wilcox | ... | Noah Putnam | |
Francis De Sales | ... | American embassy representative | |
Yuki Shimoda | ... | Mr. Asano's secretary | |
Harriet E. MacGibbon | ... | Mrs. Putnam (as Harriet MacGibbon) | |
Alan Mowbray | ... | Captain Norcross | |
rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Lillian Adams | ... | Mrs. Stein | |
Shirley Citron | ... | Neighbor | |
Dale Ishimoto | ... | Taxi Driver | |
Tsuruko Kobayashi | ... | Mr. Asano's Daughter-in-Law | |
Belle Mitchell | ... | Neighbor | |
Robert Shield | ... | Announcer | |
Arlen Stuart | ... | Neighbor | |
George Takei | ... | Mr. Asano's son |
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His role as Captain Norcross became the final feature film role for Alan Mowbray, ending a movie career of over thirty years. moreFAQ
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Maybe for someone with the attention span of a gnat.
Nice movie. Great portrayal by Alec Guinness. He somehow manages to overcome the impediment of a botox like makeup job to produce a completely convincing Japanese business man. Everything from the way he managed to sit in seiza (position of kneeling) in a relaxed manner to the way he spoke Japanese was convincing. He spoke Japanese with a better Japanese accent than he spoke English with a Japanese accent. The man was a freak. I was expecting something like the gibberish dialog of Kill Bill, but this movie got it right. Nice job done by Rosalind Russell too. Don't know her work, but I will keep my eye out.
Felt compelled to defend this sweet movie.