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Director
Vincente Minnelli, Gottfried Reinhardt
Starring
Pier Angeli, Ethel Barrymore, Leslie Caron
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The Story of Three Loves
📅 Release Schedule
Released
March 26, 1953
🎬 Initial Launch:
United States
• 🏛️ Platform:
Theatre
Additional
Rollouts:
📍 Japan (Theatre)
May 03, 1953
📍 Mexico (Theatre)
Jun 24, 1953
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Cast & Crew
Directors
Vincente Minnelli
Director
Gottfried Reinhardt
Director
Written
John Collier
Screenwriter
Jan Lustig
Screenwriter
George Froeschel
Screenwriter
Arnold Lipp
Screenwriter
Ladislao Vajda
Screenwriter
Jacques Maret
Screenwriter
Producers
Cast
Sidney Franklin
Producer
Nina Burkhardt (segment „Equilibrium„)
Hazel Pennicott (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Mademoiselle (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Pierre Narval (segment „Equilibrium„)
Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Charles Coutray (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Paula Woodward (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Aunt Lydia (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Tommy Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Flirt at Bar (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Marcel (segment „Equilibrium„)
Saleswoman (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Ship's Officer (segment „Equilibrium„)
Ship's Officer (segment „Equilibrium„)
Railway Conductor (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Chorus Girl (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Jacques (segment „Equilibrium„)
Boy (segment „Equilibrium„)
Ballerina (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Bartender (segment „Mademoiselle„)
River Policeman (segment „Equilibrium„)
Anna (segments „The Jealous Lover„ & „Mademoiselle„)
Bit Part (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Italian Air Force Officer (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Train Station Attendant (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Chorus Boy (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Nurse (segment „Equilibrium„)
Man Departing Train (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Woman Flower Vendor (segment „Equilibrium„)
Woman in Bistro (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Legay (segment „Equilibrium„)
Italian Girl (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Man at Train Station (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Chorus Boy (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Friendly Young Man on Ship (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Chorus Girl (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Chorus Boy (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Little Boy (segments „The Jealous Lover„ & „Mademoiselle„)
Governess on Ship (segments „The Jealous Lover„ & „Mademoiselle„)
Studious Young Ship Passenger (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Bill Cyrus (segment „Equilibrium„)
Man in Saloon (segment „Equilibrium„)
Irate Man at Train Station (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Woman on Bridge (segment „Equilibrium„)
Railway Porter (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Mr. Sandes (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Stranger in Cafe (segment „Equilibrium„)
Rudolph Kramer (segment „Equilibrium„)
Terry (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Mr. Carlos (segment „Mademoiselle„)
American Man in Bar (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Doctor (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Mrs. Campbell (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Woman in Bistro (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Thomas Clayton Campbell Sr. (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Conductor (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Master of Ceremonies (segment „Equilibrium„)
Coudray's Stage Manager (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Waiter (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Concierge (segment „Equilibrium„)
Rose (segment „Equilibrium„)
Bartender (segment „Equilibrium„)
Coachman (segment „Mademoiselle„)
Madame Legay (segment „Equilibrium„)
Minor Role (segment „The Jealous Lover„)
Bellhop (segment „Mademoiselle„)
International Release Schedule
| Territory / Region | Release Date | Platform / Format |
|---|---|---|
| 🌍 United States | 26 Mar 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Japan | 3 May 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Mexico | 24 Jun 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Australia | 28 Aug 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Portugal | 1 Oct 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 West Germany | 22 Dec 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Sweden | 26 Dec 1953 | Theatre |
| 🌍 France | 22 Jan 1954 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Denmark | 12 Feb 1954 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Argentina | 30 Mar 1954 | Theatre |