AustLit
Adaptation of
Maurice Guest
1908
single work
novel
Issue Details:
First known date:
1954...
1954
Rhapsody
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Film Details - Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer , 1954
Producers:
Lawrence Weingarten
Production Companies:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Director of Photography:
Robert H. Planck
Editors:
John Dunning
Production Designers:
Cedric Gibbons
Paul Groesse
Composer:
Johnny Green
Cast:
Incl. Elizabeth Taylor (Louise Durant), Vittorio Gassman (Paul Bronte), John Ericson (James Guest), Louis Calhern (Nicholas Durant), Michael Chekhov (Prof. Schuman), Barbara Bates (Effie Cahill), Richard Hageman (Bruno Fürst), Richard Lupino (Otto Krafft), Celia Lovsky (Frau Sigerlist), Stuart Whitman (Dove), Madge Blake (Mrs Cahill), Jack Raine (Edmund Streller), Birgit Nielsen (Madeleine), Jacqueline Duval (Yvonne).
Release Dates:
11 March 1954 (New York City, USA - premiere); Commercial release dates include USA (16 April 1954); Japan (23 August 1954); Austria (September 1954); Finland (10 September 1954); France (8 December 1954); Sweden (23 December 1954); Denmark (31 January 1955); West Germany (17 September 1955).
Location:
- Pontresina, Kanton Graubünden (Switzerland).
Notes:
Also known as Rhapsodie (Belgium and France); Rapsodia (Finland, Italy, and Spain); Rapsódia (Brazil and Portugal); Symphonie des Herzens (Austria and West Germany); Rapsodi (Sweden); Rhapsodi (Denmark).
