| The Lion 1962 . Twentieth Century-Fox Director: Jack Cardiff Cast William Holden (Robert Hayward) Capucine, Pamela Franklin, Trevor Howard, Screenplay: Irene & Louis Camp |
| A young girl (Franklin) lives with her mother (Capucine) and stepfather ( ) i a wildlife reserve in Kenia. But her mother is concerned and fears that she will become a savage, especialy when it is discovered that her pet is a fully grown wild lion. And she call the biological father in hope he can bring the girl back to civilization. But there is more in the woman's mind. |
| Meet the Stewarts 1942 Columbia Director: Alfred A. Green Cast: William Holden (Michael Stewart) Frances Dee, . |
| Dreary going ons of two priests holding fast when Communist China invades their territory. It was leo McCarey's last film and it is violent and unsatisfying even if both Holden as the younger priest who has to battle also his human feeling for a young chinese girl , and France Nuyen as the girl give strong give solid performances. |
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| Paris when it sizzles : 1964 Paramount Director: Richard Quine Cast: William Holden (Richard Benson) Audrey Hepburn, Noel Coward, Screenplay:George Axelrod |
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| Satan never sleeps 1962 Twentieth Century-Fox Director: Leo McCarey Cast: William Holden (Father O'Bannion) Clifton Webb, France Nuyen Screenplay: Leo McCarey & Claude Binyon |
| His producer has hired drunken writer Richard Benson (Holden) to write a movie. Now he has only two days to finish it, so he hires a temporary secretary (Hepburn) to finish it on time. The unfunny, convoluted comedy defeated the fine cast. and Holden and Hepburn, back together after" Sabrina" are deft and have the right touch but can not salvage the film |
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| Starring: William Holden : 1962 - 1964 |
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| The beautiful scenery of Kenya is far better than the melodramatic story. One understands Holden fascination with Africa and wildlife. At the time he had also a relation with his co-star. |
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| William Holden, Audrey Hepburn |
| William Holden, Audrey Hepburn |
| William Holden, Audrey Hepburn |
| Audrey Hepburn, Noel Coward, William Holden |
| The film was scripted by George Axelrod who had written "Breakfast at Tiffany" and the producers hoped that he could produce the magic again. Unfortunately Holden was not the youthful handsome man George Peppard was and also his problems with alcohol had become serious and it shows on screen. Not even cameos by several major stars , (among them Marlene Dietrich,Mel Ferrer and Tony Curtis)could save the film. |