Lilith
(DVD)
"Vincent Bruce, a young Korean War veteran, returns to his Maryland hometown and begins working as an occupational therapist at a nearby mental institution for the wealthy. There he meets the beautiful Lilith Arthur, who lives in a secret world of her own creation, and he falls in love with her. They have an affair, but he soon discovers that she is also having a lesbian affair with Mrs. Meaghan, another patient, and that her pursuit of love is limitless and often dangerous. Stephen Evshevsky, another inmate who is in love with Lilith, commits suicide when she rejects him. His death destroys Lilith, severing her last connection with reality, and she retreats into complete madness. The experience also shatters Vincent, and he decides to quit the job; instead of leaving the hospital, however, he asks a doctor for help"--AFI catalog, 1961-1970.
Notes
Rossen, R., Beatty, W., Seberg, J., & Fonda, P. (19642004). Lilith. United States : United States, Columbia Pictures, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Robert Rossen et al.. 19642004. Lilith. United States : United States, Columbia Pictures, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Robert Rossen et al., Lilith. United States : United States, Columbia Pictures, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, 19642004.
MLA Citation (style guide)Rossen, Robert, et al. Lilith. United States : United States, Columbia Pictures, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, 19642004.
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245 | 1 | 0 | |a Lilith /|c Centaur Enterprises ; produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen ; associate producer, Eleanor Wolquitt. |
260 | |a United States :|b Columbia Pictures,|c c1964 ;|a United States :|b Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment,|c c2004. | ||
300 | |a 1 videodisc (ca. 114 min.) :|b sd., b&w ;|c 4 3/4 in. | ||
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500 | |a Based on the novel Lilith by J.R. Salamanca, first published in New York in 1961. | ||
500 | |a Credits were supplied from: AFI catalog, 1961-1970. | ||
500 | |a Originally released by Columbia Pictures. | ||
500 | |a Playing time on release was 114 min., according to: AFI catalog, 1961-1970. Originally released in 1.85:1 aspect ratio. | ||
500 | |a Copyright notice on DVD sleeve: c1964, renewed 1992, Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. | ||
508 | |a Assistant directors, Larry Sturhahn and Bob Vietro; 1st & 2nd assistant director, Allan Dennis; directors of photography, Eugen Shuftan and Tibor Sands; camera operator, Joseph Coffey; assistant camera, Bert Siegel; production design, Richard Sylbert; film editor, Aram Avakian; associate film editors, Hugh A. Robertson, Jr. and Robert Q. Lovett; set decorations, Gene Callahan; costume design, Ruth Morley; wardrobe woman, Flo Transfield; wardrobe man, George Newman; music composed & conducted by Kenyon Hopkins; sound, Jim Shields and Richard Vorisek; sound editor, Edward Beyer; assistant sound editors, Barry Malkin and Lynn Ratener; optical effects, Film Opticals; makeup, Irving Buchman, Bill Herman, and Robert Jiras; hairstyles, Frederic Jones; production manager, Jim DiGangi; screenplay supervisor, Dorothy Weshner Kanzer; stills, Josh Weiner; puppets by the Zoo and by Gene Carlough; title design, Elinor Bunin. | ||
511 | 1 | |a Warren Beatty (Vincent Bruce), Jean Seberg (Lilith Arthur). Peter Fonda (Stephen Evshevsky); Kim Hunter (Bea Brice); Anne Meacham (Mrs. Yvonne Meaghan); James Patterson (Dr. Lavrier); Jessica Walter (Laura); Gene Hackman (Norman); Robert Reilly (Bob Clayfield); Rene Auberjonois (Howie); Lucy Smith (Vincent's grandmother); Maurice Brenner (Mr. Gordon); Jeanne Barr (Miss Glassman); Richard Higgs (Mr. Palakis); Elizabeth Bader (girl at the bar); Alice Spivak (lonely girl); Walter Arnold (lonely girl's father); Kathleen Phelan (lonely girl's mother); Cecilia Ray (Lilith's mother in dream); Gunnar Peters (her chauffeur in dream); L. Jerome Offutt (tournament judge); W. Jerome Offutt (tournament announcer); Robert Jolivette (older watermelon boy); Jason Jolivette (younger watermelon boy); Jeno Mate (assistant to Dr. Lavrier); Ben Carruthers (Benito); Dina Paisner (psychodrama moderator); Pawnee Sills (receptionist); Luther Foulk, Kenneth Fuchs, Steve Dawson, Michael Paras (doctors); Morton Taylor (ambulance doctor); Joavan Curran, Rick Branda, Wade Taylor, Tony Lombard, David Barry, Frank Nanoia (ambulance attendants); Joanne Bayes, Barbara Lowe, Patsy Klein, Gwen Van Dam, Eadie Renaud (nurses); Rosalie Posner, Thom Brann, Louis Jenkins, Tracee Towers, Virginia Schneider, Robert Miller, Bruce Powers, Don Donnellan, Ken Naarden, Ron Cunningham (occupational therapists); Katherine Gregg, Edith Fellows, Page Jones, Olympia Dukakis, Mildred Smith, Cynthia McAdams, Wendell Phillips Jr., Tony Grey, Elizabeth Lawrence, Harvey Jason, Gordon Phillips, Robert Dahdah, B.J. DeSimone, Marie-Antoinette, Cornelius Frizell, Janet Banzet, Tina Rome, Thelma Ray, Katha Cale, Harry Northrup, G. K. Osborne, Charles Tyner, Sonya Zomina, Anna Van Der Heida, Jocella Jackson, Amelie Barleon, Bess Carlton, Sylvia Gassel, David Craig, Bud Truland, Ruth Baker, Ceil Ray, Jeanne DeFlorio, Joe Rankin, Paul Varro, Stuart Goodman, Billie Erlich, Peter Bosche (patients). | |
518 | |a Some location scenes filmed in Rockville, Barnesville, and Great Falls, Maryland. | ||
520 | |a "Vincent Bruce, a young Korean War veteran, returns to his Maryland hometown and begins working as an occupational therapist at a nearby mental institution for the wealthy. There he meets the beautiful Lilith Arthur, who lives in a secret world of her own creation, and he falls in love with her. They have an affair, but he soon discovers that she is also having a lesbian affair with Mrs. Meaghan, another patient, and that her pursuit of love is limitless and often dangerous. Stephen Evshevsky, another inmate who is in love with Lilith, commits suicide when she rejects him. His death destroys Lilith, severing her last connection with reality, and she retreats into complete madness. The experience also shatters Vincent, and he decides to quit the job; instead of leaving the hospital, however, he asks a doctor for help"--AFI catalog, 1961-1970. | ||
562 | |c DVD version has English and Japanese subtitles. | ||
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