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Character | Actor |
Bruce Pitchard | Malcolm McDowell |
Jill Matthews | Nanette Newman |
Sarah Charles | Georgia Brown |
Uncle Bob | Bernard Lee |
Rev. Carbett | Gerald Sim |
Clarence Marlow | Michael Flanders |
Matron | Margery Mason |
Bill Charles | Barry Jackson |
Harold Pritchard | Geoffrey Whitehead |
Christopher Chittell | Terry |
Bruce's father | Jack Woolgar |
Dr. Matthews | Norman Bird |
Mrs. Matthews | Constance Chapman |
Geoffrey | Michael Lees |
Mr. Latbury | Geoffrey Bayldon |
Bruce's mother | Patsy Smart |
Gladys | Theresa Watson |
Celia | Sylvia Coleridge |
Hugh Collins | Brook Williams |
Arnold Foster | Richard Moore |
George | George Hilsdon |
Margaret | Nelly Hanham |
Alice | Aimée Delamain |
Resident | Rachel Herbert |
Resident | Rosalyn Elvin |
Resident | Judith Paris |
Gladys' mother | Anne Dyson |
Gladys' father | Norman Tyrrell |
Night nurse | Jenny Logan |
Wedding guest | Elsie Wagstaffe |
Wedding guest | Mary Baxter |
Wedding guest | Cathy Collins |
Mary | Petra Markham |
Female trustee | Jacqueline Maude |
Mrs. Hetherington | Winifride Shelley |
Fete guest | John Savident |
Mr. Thomas | Michael Nightingale |
Trainer | Wilfred Boyle |
Edna | Jacqueline Agrique |
Doctor | Paul Darrow |
1st nurse | Marianne Stone |
2nd nurse | Catherine Crewe |
Pakistani | Ishaq Bux |
Wedding singer | Lee Carter |
Bridesmaid | Emma Forbes |
Bridesmaid | Sarah Forbes |
Directed by Bryan Forbes
Written by Bryan Forbes and Peter Marshall
Italy - Luna Arrabbiata (Man on Moon)
Germany - Rosen im Winter (Roses in the Winter)
Sweden - Drömmen om kärlek
VHS - PAL / VHS - NTSC out of print
Based on the 1966 Novel The Raging Moon by Peter Marshall. I have no idea why they changed the name in the US to Long Ago Tomorrow. In all other countries the film was released with the original UK title of The Raging Moon.
109 minutes, PG
Released 1/21/71 in London, England. Wasn't released until 9/29/71 in the US, 2 1/2 months before A Clockwork Orange.
In 1972 Nanette Newman was Nominated for a BAFTA Film Award for Best Actress and Georgia Brown for Best Supporting Actress.
Also in 1972 the film was Nominated for a Golden Globe for Best English-Language Foreign Film & Best Original Song.
Nanette Newman married director Bryan Forbes in 1955.
Malcolm's
screen credit
Bruce mad at the soccer referee
Bruce at home
"I said, 'Cry? What on earth would he cry for? When people get struck down they are angry as hell.'" - Malcolm on his character in NY Daily News 5/19/02
A paralyzed athlete who, through his disability, comes to know himself. When Bruce, an arrogant young soccer player, is crippled by a sudden illness, he enters a church-run home for paraplegics, rather than return to his family as an object of pity. His youthful vigor and sarcastic wit immediately mark him as a misfit in the genteel country home. Irked by its petty rules, he broods and writes poetry until he meets Jill, an attractive independent young patient who has adjusted to her disability. When Bruce and Jill join forces and rebel against the hypocrisy of the institution, they find themselves falling in love and against all odds, they plan to wed.
1971 - Malcolm and John Savident were both in ACO.
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