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It's well documented that Frank Sinatra stipulated that Shirley MacLaine should be the co-star. Ironically. while making the film he met and began a relationship with Juliet Prowse, an accomplished dancer!

Where and how did you watch them? Streaming? On disc? On broadcast TV?

Well gentlemen, I disagree. I always find this film consistently interesting. Perhaps I'm in a small minority but I'm going to have another viewing of the Blu-ray disc in the next few days.

Rita Gam certainly was always good to see. She had one of the most arresting faces ever and the movies should have given her bigger parts in better films. I'm afraid she died four years ago.

I saw The Big Gamble when it first came out and again several years later on TV. I like the film and would love to have a good disc of it. It was directed by Richard Fleischer. I didn't know Juliette Greco had died. I'll upload a photo of her into the Brunettes thread.

Why do you believe there were two cuts?

I too have always found this film very disappointing.

I think Jennifer Jones is pretty good in Love Is A Many Splendored Thing which I watched again a few days ago.

There are several on-line traders who do ship to Europe. Try Deep Discount, Import CDs and DVD Pacific. They all sell Kino-Lorber discs. Better still: try this link https://www.wowhd.fr/boy-on-a-dolphin-1957/738329206390

First, don't ever buy a Spanish Blu-ray disc as 99% are bootlegs. Second, Boy On a Dolphin has been released on a splendid Blu-ray disc by Kino-Lorber.

In what way is it difficult to get hold of? Twilight Time discs are available from only two websites: Twilight Time themselves and Screen Archives. If you go to either of those, you will have no difficulty in finding any Twilight Time disc that has not yet sold out. They both currently have a...

The Blu-ray disc of Beneath The 12 Mile Reef is currently available for $19.95 plus shipping from Screen Archives.

The Twilight Time disc of Desiree does not look like a VHS tape. Bootleggers have no sense of shame.

Blu-ray releases from Spain are bootlegs! Don't touch them with a disinfected bargepole! Of course they're substandard! Of course they butcher the Fox logo! They're bootleg products from career bootleggers! AKA professional criminals.

There's nothing wrong with the Twilight Time Blu-ray disc of From The Terrace. Twilight Time have also released Hell And High Water.

Thomas, you also have highlighted only films released in Region 1/Zone A. Several of the other titles have come out on DVD in various European countries.

I'm glad this thread got "bumped" as I'd forgotten about it. Very interesting to note that 26 films listed in post No. 1 have now been released on Blu-ray disc. We are making progress even if not as quickly as we'd like.