Love is a many-splendored thing
(DVD)

Dramatic feature.

Based on the novel A many-splendored thing by Han Suyin.

Credits supplied from: Internet movie database, October 31, 2003; videodisc sleeve.

Originally distributed by 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation.

Playing time on release was 102 min., according to: Internet movie database, October 31, 2003.

Originally released with 4-track stereo. "A CinemaScope picture"--Videodisc sleeve.

Copyright notice on videodisc sleeve: c1955, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, renewed 1983, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation.

Winner of three Academy Awards, including Best Costume Design, Best Music and Best Song.

Original music by Sammy Fain and Alfred Newman; cinematography by Leon Shamroy; film editing by William Reynolds; art direction by George W. Davis and Lyle R. Wheeler; set decoration by Walter M. Scott and Jack Stubbs; makeup artist, Ben Nye; hair stylist, Helen Turpin; sound, Alfred Bruzlin and Harry M. Leonard; special photographic effects, Ray Kellogg; Edward B. Powell, orchestrator; Paul Francis Webster, lyricist.

William Holden (Mark Elliott, newspaper correspondent), Jennifer Jones (Dr. Han Suyin). With Torin Thatcher (Humphrey Palmer-Jones). Isobel Elsom (Adeline Palmer-Jones); Murray Matheson (Dr. John Keith); Virginia Gregg (Anne Richards, American journalist); Richard Loo (Robert Hung); Soo Yong (Nora Hung, friend of Suyin); Philip Ahn (third uncle); Jorja Curtright (Suzanne, secretary of Mr. Palmer-Jones); Donna Martell (Suchen, sister of Suyin); Salvador Baguez (hotel manager, Macau); John W.T. Chang (Old Loo); Aen-Ling Chow (wife); Kei Thin Chung (interne); Edward Colmans (dining room captain, Macau); Ashley Cowan (British sailor with Rosie Wu); Lee Tung Foo (Old Loo); Herbert Heyes (Father Low, at Palmer-Jones party); James Hong (fifth brother); Joseph Kim (General Song, in elevator); Angela Loo (Mei Loo, poor woman at hospital); Keye Luke (Lee Foo, elder brother); Harry S. Quan (police officer); Beulah Quo (third aunt); Hazel Shon (nurse); Hayward Soo Hoo (second brother); Walter Soo Hoo (third brother); Kam Tong (Dr. Sen, insistent Chinese doctor); Marie Tsien (Rosie Wu, prostitute); Barbara Jean Wong (nurse).

"Newsman Mark Elliott is an American war correspondent temporarily staying in Hong Kong during the Korean War. While there he meets and pursues a beautiful Eurasian doctor. But when they begin to fall in love, their friends and families pressure them to stop the cross cultural relationship"--Internet movie database by Brian W. Martz, October 31, 2003.