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Best Supporting Actress | 1965 | Elizabeth
Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles | 1965 | Elizabeth
Dramatic Performance Female | 1965 | Carroll
Dramatic Performance Male | 1965 | George
Box Office Collection 40,000,000 USD
Carroll Baker, who played George Peppard's stepmother/lover, played his mother two years earlier in How the West Was Won (1962). Peppard is almost 3 years older than Baker.
The early life of Alan Ladd's character that was told in the novel was made into the Steve McQueen film Nevada Smith (1966). Coincidentally, both Ladd and McQueen died at the age of 50.
This was Alan Ladd's final film before his death on January 29, 1964 at the age of 50.
Once considered so racy it was advertised as being "for adults only", this film was re-released in 1972, and resubmitted to the MPAA for a rating. Indicating how much standards had changed in nearly a decade, it was given a PG (the PG-13 rating having not been created yet).
Filmed in 35mm, this was one of the first films to be blown up to 70mm for its premiere screening.
"Jonas Cord: [referring to a porn film] As for this, I've seen it. Twice. You had good lighting and a bad director."
"Jonas Cord: What do you want to see on your honeymoon? Monica Winthrop: Lots of lovely ceilings!"
