From the Terrace

Sent by his Wall Street firm to charm her Pennsylvania coal baron father (Ted de Corsia), unhappily-married dinner guest Alfred (Paul Newman) makes a play for Natalie (Ina Balin), who at first chooses virtue, in From The Terrace, 1960, Ernest Lehman's script from John O'Hara's novel.

Action sequence as disaffected spouses Alfred and Mary (real-life couple Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward) are arguing over her ex-beau when the opportunity arises to rescue the grandson of a major financier (Felix Aylmer), in Mark Robson’s From The Terrace, 1960.

At a Long Island society party, just-returned WWII vet Alfred (Paul Newman) is pounced (by Barbara Eden), spots the leading lady (Joanne Woodward, also Mrs. Newman) then finds war buddy Lex (George Gizzard, occupied with Elizabeth Allen), in From The Terrace, 1960.

Arrived home from WWII, Alfred (Paul Newman) is greeted by giddy maids (Blossom Rock, Cecil Elliott), his mother (Myrna Loy), whom he finds has taken to drink, and his unkind Philadelphia steel magnate father (Leon Ames), in From The Terrace, 1960, from a John O’Hara novel.

Boating off Long Island, otherwise-engaged blue-blood Mary (Joanne Woodward) and Alfred (Paul Newman, her husband), who disdains his own nouveau riche family, argue with passion over their future, in Mark Robson’s From The Terrace, 1960, from John O’Hara’s novel.