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Saadia

film by Lewin [1953]
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  • Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
    Albert Lewin

    Less successful was Saadia (1953), a romance set in Morocco that featured Cornel Wilde, Mel Ferrer, and Rita Gam. In 1957 Lewin directed (with René Cardona) his final film, The Living Idol, about an archaeologist (James Robertson Justice) who believes that a young Mexican woman (Liliane Montevecchi) is…

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    Less successful was Saadia (1953), a romance set in Morocco that featured Cornel Wilde, Mel Ferrer, and Rita Gam. In 1957 Lewin directed (with René Cardona) his final film, The Living Idol, about an archaeologist (James Robertson Justice) who believes that a young Mexican woman (Liliane Montevecchi) is…

    Read More