Robert Mitchum/Deborah Kerr<

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Robert Mitchum and Deborah Kerr are at their very best. I had the pleasure of working with Mitchum as an actor in Hollywood near the end of his career, and he was a joy to behold. Casual, genuine and a force of nature. He was not only a remarkable actor, but also a fine human being. They don't make actors like him anymore.

<<Reunion at Fairborough>>

Gerry van Oene
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A reunion of American WW2 pilots in England.

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@FreedomSpirit7

8 months ago
This was a wonderful movie. Robert Mitchum, Deborah Kerr, more of my favorites. Red Buttons was wonderful.
enjoyed the scenery around Cambridge. Just perfect.. Never too old.
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@colemanjr

3 years ago
Just binged Winds of War and War And Remembrance with Rober Mitchum. My Suggestions popped this one up. Glad it did, loved it.
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@alexandrosaiakides4539

6 years ago
ROBERT MITCUM is an inexhaustable actor to watch and enjoy his dynamic personality.
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@babysosa4830

3 years ago
This is a touching old movie. Well worth watching. Atlanta. My husband was a pilot in ww2. Pray for those in service today.
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@markbrown4039

8 months ago
I was 11 years old when I first saw this movie on HBO. I've always been a history buff. I'm so happy to see this again.
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@cruiserjok

9 years ago
The spitfire victory roll tears my heart out every time. Then the panning into the cemetery to show what REAL sacrifice is.
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@mariadegan1029

2 years ago
Love to see any film with this star couple!! They have such marvellous chemistry my favourite was “Heaven Knows Mr. Allison” . Makes me wonder if they ever had off screen affair??
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@hestergreen2031

2 years ago (edited)
Memories, never die.. wonderful excellent movie
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@MichaelLanda-hx4my

1 year ago
Probably the greatest couple in movie history; "Heaven only knows mister Allison" and more. War is something that can never be glorified but the will of man to extricate a people from tyranny is limitless. We must also celebrate the bond men share in service to a higher calling.