The End of the Affair

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Introduction and comments following The End Of The Affair, 1955, with TCM's Ben Mankiewicz and Rob Citino, PhD.

Guest host Michael Phillips introduces The End Of The Affair, 1955.

Several months into their London wartime affair, with American Maurice (Van Johnson) spotting the first German buzz-bombs, placing events firmly in June, 1944, he and his married lover Sarah (Deborah Kerr) must decide the safest course, in Edward Dmytryk’s The End Of The Affair, 1955, from the Graham Greene novel.

John Mills' first scene as London P-I Parkis, meeting and reporting to client Maurice (Van Johnson), who's paying to have his former girlfriend watched, sooner than he expected, in The End Of The Affair, 1955, from Graham Greene's novel.

The war ended and a year after Sarah, his married lover, broke up with him, American writer Maurice (Van Johnson) is back in London where he meets her husband, his friend, Henry MIles (Peter Cushing), who has not been well, Edward Dmytryk directing, on location, from Graham Greene’s novel, in The End Of The Affair, 1955.

Anxious American writer Maurice (Van Johnson), in London awaiting his married English wartime girlfriend Sarah (Deborah Kerr), hewing close to Graham Greene's original novel, in Edward Dmytryk's The End Of The Affair, 1955.

One-time chorus boy Van Johnson beginning one of his best dramatic performances, as writer Maurice, meeting civil servant Henry (Peter Cushing) and wife Sarah (Deborah Kerr), in Graham Greene's The End Of The Affair, 1955.