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1973
PG
1h 24m

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Serena Moore has been everywhere and is trying to put her past behind her. She finds refuge in Mexico where, without intending to, falls in love with a much younger painter Chris.Serena Moore has been everywhere and is trying to put her past behind her. She finds refuge in Mexico where, without intending to, falls in love with a much younger painter Chris.Serena Moore has been everywhere and is trying to put her past behind her. She finds refuge in Mexico where, without intending to, falls in love with a much younger painter Chris.

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5.3/10

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Merle Oberon

Serena Moore

Robert Wolders

Chris

Russ Conway

Fraser

Charles Bateman

Husband

Britt Leach

Leonard

Peter von Zerneck

Broch

Fernando Soler Jr.

Waiter

Gloria Mestre

Rosalia

Cristina Moreno

Jody

Bárbara Ransom

Susan
(as Barbara Ranson)

Betty Lyon

Ellie
(as Betty Lyons)

Anel

Jackie

Claudio Brook

Armando Vertiz
(as Claudio Brooks)

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Final film of Merle Oberon. After completing it, the 62-year-old Oberon married her co-star, Robert Wolders, 25 years younger than she.

Quotes
Chris: [to Serena] This is Susan.
Serena Moore: [to Susan] When did you arrive?
Susan: This morning. 'Think I'll leave tomorrow.
Serena Moore: Don't you like it here?
Susan: Draggy. Chris, got a match? Don't you find it draggy?
Serena Moore: No.
Susan: Well, I guess you're...
Serena Moore: What am I?
Susan: Different.
Serena Moore: [to Chris] I think she means I'm old.
Chris: Old? I don't get that from you. I know you're not that young but you seem... I don't know...
Susan: [to Chris] How old do they have to be before they get you as old?
Serena Moore: I don't know why it makes so much difference. We're all caught in the same interval, between being born and dying.
Susan: They talk as if they know all the answers.
Chris: Who's they?
Susan: Senior citizens.

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7/10

Merle Oberon was a Movie Star!

Merle Oberon a quintessential movie star who was known for her exotic beauty and acting talent starred in this film set in Mexico financed by her then husband Bruno Paglai. Merle Oberon whose career was noted by fine performances in These Three, Dark Angel and most famously Wuthering Heights, and having worked with great actors such as Charles Laughton and Laurence Olivier and Marlon Brando, and directors such as William Wyler, recruited Daniel Mann also famous for directing starring ladies such as Elizabeth Taylor (Butterfield 8) and Anna Magnani ( The Rose Tattoo) in Oscar winning performances. Mann was noted to be Susan Hayward's favorite director ( I'll Cry Tomorrow, Ada) and also directed another authentic glamor movie star Lana Turner in the comedy Who's Got The Action. Gavin Lambert a friend of Merle Oberon's crafted the screenplay.

Merle Oberon selected Streets of Laredo hunky actor Robert Wolders as her co star and thus resulted in the most famous aspect of this film: Merle Oberon left Paglai and had a torrid romance with Rob Wolders, 25 years her junior. The film is romantic and has scenes of Mexico that are breathtaking. No directors cut for the able and respected Mann! Merle Oberon took over the editing herself. This movie is best seen for the back story of the movie: Merle Oberon's clashes with Danniel Mann and her insistence of favorable photography to reflect her great beauty, and her love of Rob Wolders whom she married and provided care, comfort and love the last years of her fabled life.