Moment To Moment (1966) ♦RARE♦ Theatrical Trailer

1966 • Approved • 1h 48m • Jan 27, 1966 (USA)
Stars: Jean Seberg • Honor Blackman • Sean Garrison • Arthur Hill
TAGLINE: The story of a chance meeting with a stranger... and a startling twist of terror!

[ianedwards]

Yes, yes, yes, this is the REAL THING: the very original trailer of this gem of a movie. My all time favourite. Quality is top class. I have the entire film on DVD but the quality leaves much to be desired. Its so lovely to see the ethereal Jean Seberg, the ruggedly handsome Sean Garrison and the very naughty Honor Blackman in sequences from this all-time-classic. Mervyn LeRoy made this perfect film which was based on the novel 'Laughs with a stranger'. The haunting music by Henry Mancini brings back memories [1966] from the past that can never be erased. Just seeing this exquisite trailer gives me goose bumps. Thank you dearest YouTube.

[ianedwards]

See 'Moment to moment' and you will fall in love with the gorgeous Jean Seberg. Every time I see her my heart skips a beat. Wow! what a beauty!

[ianedwards]

I forgot to add that Louella Parsons, famed columnist of Hollywood remarked in her 1966 article that "it was the most perfect film she had ever seen". The resolution of images of this top-class trailer is truly a revelation.. It is a movie of myriad moods with superb, memorable performances - poignant and unforgettable. The film did encompass the four elements that legitimately capture the public's attention: Story, stars, director and music. There is pathos in the protagonists performances which they never let slide into sentimentality. None of the incidents that occurred to Ms. Seberg's character was planned. It all just happened. The finale [if you haven't seen it ] will bring tears to your eyes. As Honor Blackman remarked in the end "The world can be a wonderful place when it wants to be."

[constancemetzinger]

This is a favorite in my family. We watch it every year and never tire of it. Like "Charade" it can be called one of the best films that Hitchcock never made. The French atmosphere is wonderful ( even though most of it was filmed on studio sets ), Jean Seberg is delightful, and it's a great mystery....what is there not to like about Moment to Moment?

[mystical_nimbus]

i've been trying to find this movie for SO many years...😭

[viningscircle]

Nice glimpse of Mancini, a maestro of film scoring, that is used to promote the film. Interested to see the film largely on the strength of the score.

[pychang]

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