Quest for Love

1971

Quest for Love

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This science fiction/fantasy is loosely based on a story by John Wyndham (best known for The Day of the Triffids). Scientist Collin (Tom Bell) stumbles across a parallel world in which President Kennedy is not shot, Vietnam hasn't happened, and Ottilie (Joan Collins), the woman he loves, dies unexpectedly of a heart condition. While he is happy enough with the rest of his new world, he can't stand by and let his true love die in his original world, and he determines to return to his own place and time to save her. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Ralph Thomas
Runtime:

91 minutes

Cast

Jeremy Child
as Douggie Rayne

John Hallam
as Jonathan Keene

Drewe Henley
as Man

Ray McAnally
as Jack Kahn

Neil McCallum
as Jimmy Rand

Geraldine Moffatt
as Stella

Trudy van Doorn
as Sylvia

Simon Ward
as Jeremy

David Weston
as Johnny Prescott

Joan Collins
as Ottillie

Dudley Foster

Angus MacKay

Bernard Horsfall

Edward Cast

Sam Kydd

Philip Stone

Alex Scott

Tom Bell
as Colin Trafford

Denholm Elliott
as Tom Lewis

Laurence Naismith
as Sir Henry Larnstein

Ashley Lyn Cafagna
as Jennifer

Juliet Harmer
as Geraldine Lambert

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Sep 12, 2014

An experiment gone wrong ... and a scientist finds himself in another world, one just like ours except for different occurrences (like Kennedy wasn't killed in Dallas), a parallel world. In that world he's a married man, and he falls for his wife (Joan Collins) only she's not his wife exactly. She's the wife of the other him, the one he's switched places with. So it begins like science fiction but it's actually a romance (cue the violins, cue the flowers, cue even more violins!). Can two people from different worlds find a love that can last forever? Over-the-top and dramatic, but an inoffensive offering, similar to Somewhere In Time.

Kevin M. W Super Reviewer