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New England | Rape
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IMDbBest Actress in a Supporting Role | 1958 | Hope
Best Director | 1958
Best Actress in a Leading Role | 1958 | Lana
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 1958 | Russ
Best Picture | 1958
Best Cinematography | 1958
Best Writing Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium | 1958 | John Michael
Best Supporting Actress | 1958 | Hope
Best Written American Drama | 1958 | John Michael
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures | 1958
Top Female Dramatic Performance | 1958 | Lana
Top Female Supporting Performance | 1958
Top Male Supporting Performance | 1958 | Arthur
Immediately after the graduation sequence, there is a quick scene showing Allison MacKenzie (Diane Varsi) at a typewriter. She is in the same pose that showed author Grace Metalious on the back of the paperback. The detail is exact, right down to the position of her body and clothing.
Some of the shots of the New England fall were shot for The Trouble with Harry (1955).
Lana Turner, Hope Lange, Diane Varsi and Russ Tamblyn all give their only Oscar-nominated performances in this film. As of 2018, this film's four one-time nominees in the acting categories is a record.
This film received nine Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture. It failed to win a single Academy Award.
Susan Strasberg was initially set to play Allison. However, when she upped her salary, she was fired. For a short period, Debbie Reynolds was set to replace her. Eventually, 20 famous actresses were screen tested before the unknown Diane Varsi got the role.
"Constance MacKenzie: All men are alike. The approach is different; the result is always the same."
"Mr. Harrington: This job starts at 3,000 a year. Michael Rossi: Then we're all wasting our time. That's only $5 a week more than I was making as a teacher, Mr. Harrington Mr. Harrington: But this offers you security -- a long term contract. Michael Rossi: Guaranteed poverty is not security."