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The Story of Three Loves

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Calorie Rating: 171
Released: 1953-03-26
MPAA Rating: NR
Running Time: 122 Minutes
Studios: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,

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Passengers on an ocean liner recall their greatest loves.

Director / Directors

Ridgeway Callow

Assistant Director

Jack Greenwood

Assistant Director

George Rhein

Assistant Director

Vincente Minnelli

Director

Gottfried Reinhardt

Director

Cast

Pier Angeli

Character: Nina Burkhardt

Ethel Barrymore

Character: Mrs. Hazel Pennicott

Leslie Caron

Character: Mademoiselle

Kirk Douglas

Character: Pierre Narval

Farley Granger

Character: Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr

James Mason

Character: Charles Coutray

Moira Shearer

Character: Paula Woodward

Agnes Moorehead

Character: Aunt Lydia

Zsa Zsa Gabor

Character: Flirt at Bar

Richard Anderson

Character: Marcel

Ricky Nelson

Character: Young Tommy

Bess Flowers

Character: Woman in hotel bar

Argentina Brunetti

Character: Saleswoman

John Pickard

Character: Ship's Officer

Frank Wilcox

Character: Ship's Officer

Peter Brocco

Character: Bartender (uncredited)

Paul Bryar

Character: River Policeman (uncredited)

Noreen Corcoran

Character: Anna

James Dime

Character: Train Station Attendant

Bruce Edwards

Character: Chorus Boy

Kay English

Character: Nurse

Franklyn Farnum

Character: Man Departing Train

Steven Geray

Character: Legay

Sam Harris

Character: Man at Train Station

Robert Horton

Character: Friendly Young Man on Ship (uncredited)

Rudy Lee

Character: Little Boy

Celia Lovsky

Character: Governess on Ship

John Lupton

Character: Studious Young Ship Passenger (uncredited)

Torben Meyer

Character: Man in Saloon

Harold Miller

Character: Irate Man at Train Station

Alberto Morin

Character: Mr. Sandes (uncredited)

Larry Olsen

Character: Terry

Manuel París

Character: Mr. Carlos (uncredited)

Jack Raine

Character: Doctor

Paula Raymond

Character: Mrs. Campbell

Suzanne Ridgway

Character: Woman in Bistro

Hayden Rorke

Character: Thomas Clayton Campbell Sr.

Miklós Rózsa

Character: Conductor

Frank J. Scannell

Character: Master of Ceremonies (uncredited)

Reginald Sheffield

Character: Coudray's Stage Manager

André Siméon

Character: Waiter

Elizabeth Slifer

Character: Concierge

Alix Talton

Character: Rose

Nick Thompson

Character: Coachman

Kaaren Verne

Character: Madame Legay

Florence Wix

Character: Minor Role

Peter Norman

Character: Rudolph Kramer

Leo Mostovoy

Character: Stranger in Café

Production and Crew

Jakob Gimpel

Musician

Douglas Shearer

Recording Supervision

Frederick Ashton

Choreographer

Henri Jaffa

Colorist

Warren Newcombe

Special Effects

George Froeschel

Adaptation

Jacques Maret

Story

John Collier

Writer

Ladislao Vajda

Story

Jan Lustig

Adaptation

Arnold Lipp

Story

Charles Rosher

Director of Photography

F. Keogh Gleason

Set Decoration

Edward C. Carfagno

Art Direction

Gabriel Scognamillo

Art Direction

E. Preston Ames

Art Direction

Helen Rose

Costume Design

Miklós Rózsa

Original Music Composer

Arthur Krams

Set Decoration

Sydney Guilaroff

Hairstylist

George Froeschel

Writer

Harold Rosson

Director of Photography

Jack D. Moore

Set Decoration

Cedric Gibbons

Art Direction

Ralph E. Winters

Editor

Sidney Franklin

Producer

Edwin B. Willis

Set Decoration

William Tuttle

Makeup Artist

Irving Aaronson

Original Music Composer