Where Love Has Gone (1964)

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Release Date: Nov 2, 1964 Limited

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Based on the novel by Harold Robbins, comes this family drama from director Edward Dmytryk. Adapted for the the screen by John Michael Hayes, the film follows the events that befall Luke Miller (Michael Connors) when he discovers that his daughter, Danielle (Joey Heatherton), has been arrested for murdering his ex-wife Valerie's (Susan Hayward) new lover. As Danielle's trial unfurls, and the sordid events of the family's past are brought into the open, Luke is forced to address and relive

Unrated, 1 hr. 54 min.

Drama, Classics

Directed By: Edward Dmytryk

Written By: John Michael Hayes, Harold Robbins

In Theaters: Nov 2, 1964 Limited

On DVD: Sep 29, 1993

Paramount Pictures

Cast

Susan Hayward
Valerie Hayden Miller
Bette Davis
Mrs. Gerald Hayden
Michael Connors
Major Luke Miller
Joey Heatherton
Danielle Valerie "Dani"...
Jane Greer
Marian Spicer
DeForest Kelley
Sam Corwin
George Macready
Gordon Harris
Anne Seymour
Dr. Sally Jennings
Willis B. Bouchey
Judge Murphy
Walter Reed
George Babson
Ann Doran
Mrs. Geraghty
Bartlett Robinson
Mr. Coleman
Whit Bissell
Prof. Bell
Anthony Caruso
Rafael
Colin Kenny
Howard Wendell
Jack Greening
Mike Connors

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Too bad this exploitative film couldn't have starred Lana.

September 8, 2006 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Revel in the camp deliciousness!

January 29, 2011

Chuck Taylor

Very melodramatic, but any film with both Susan Hayward and Bette Davis is a must to be viewed, and they are both a joy to watch. Good story, loosely based on the real life incident involving Lana Turner and her daughter.

September 9, 2007