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1 day ago · The John Huston World War II drama Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison cast Mitchum as a Marine corporal stranded on a Pacific Island with a nun, Sister Angela (Kerr), as his sole companion for the first part of the movie, until Japanese soldiers arrive and establish a base.
4 days ago · Though he never returned to the Oscar race, Mitchum did win the National Board of Review Award for his dual performances in “The Sundowners” and “Home from the Hill” (1960) and received a BAFTA nomination as Best Actor for “Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison” (1957).
2 days ago · THEY WERE SO YOUNG. Memorial Day and the old folks come. And stand in the sun feeling sad and dumb. The boys in the ground—there are so many, They’re eighteen, nineteen, maybe twenty—. They just moved out of a boy’s bedroom. And went to war, now they lie in a tomb.
3 days ago · Deborah Kerr had an Irish accent in the film 'Heaven Knows, Mr. {Allison';} An Australian accent in the film 'The {Sundowners';} and an American accent in the film 'From Here To Eternity'.
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5 days ago · "Cape Fear" (1962) starred Mitchum as Max Cady, and was a very scary thriller, too, and one of Mitchum's best. Mitchum also appeared as Lt. Egart in the 1991 remake of "Cape Fear". "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison" was released in 1957.
4 days ago · Many artists have borrowed this idiom for songs, albums, and movies. American blues singer Taylor Hicks recorded a single by that title in 2007. In 1957, Robert Mitchum and Deborah Kerr starred as a Marine and a nun in a World War II film called “Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison.”
