The Sailor from Gibraltar Trailer (1967)

01 January 1967 Adventure, Drama, Romance 91 mins

Alan, after quarreling with his girlfriend Sheila, becomes intrigued by Anna, a mysterious widow who's searching for a sailor she had known many years before. Alan and Anna begin the search on board a yacht bound for Greece, but they don't find the sailor. After a stop in Africa, Louis de Mozambique joins the party and suggests that the sailor may never have existed other than in Anna's mind.

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Cast

Jeanne Moreau as Anna

Ian Bannen as Alan

Vanessa Redgrave as Sheila

Zia Mohyeddin as Noori

Orson Welles as Louis de Mozambique

Hugh Griffith as Llewellyn

John Hurt as John

Umberto Orsini as Postcard Vendor

Eleonora Brown as Carla

Erminio Spalla as Eolo

Gabriella Pallotta as Girl at Dance

Arnoldo Foà as Man on Train

Fausto Tozzi as Captain

Massimo Sarchielli as Massimo

Guglielmo Spoletini as Guglielmo

Wolfgang Hillinger as Wolf

Crew

Tony Richardson Director

Tony Richardson Writer

Don Magner Writer

Christopher Isherwood Writer

Antoine Duhamel Original Music Composer

Raoul Coutard Director of Photography

Marguerite Duras Novel

International Titles

Le marin de Gibraltar Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1967

Production Companies

Woodfall Film Productions

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