Review of Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955) by Cecilia C — 13 Mar 2009
Rivaling Gone with the Wind as one of the most picturesque, epic love stories ever, this one is set in Hong Kong, after WWII. Unlike GWTW, this one ends tragic, though of course, that is all I will say.
Starring William Holden, who plays a war reporter, and Jennifer Jones, who plays a Eurasian doctor from China who encounters prejudice in Hong Kong, this is a sweeping tale of love and loss, happiness and sadness.
With the Oscar-winning song playing in the background constantly, this film is sure to make any romantic satisfied.
This review of Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955) was written by Cecilia C on 13 Mar 2009.
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing has generally received mixed reviews.
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