Picnic
One of the biggest box-office attractions of the 1950s, "Picnic" was adapted by Daniel Taradash from the Pulitzer Prize-winning William Inge play about a drifter who captivates a beautiful young woman as he passes through town during a Labour Day weekend. Grand performances from William Holden, Kim Novak, Rosalind Russell.
Year: 1955
Genre: Romance, Alice's Playhouse, Classic Cinema
Country: USA
Director: Joshua Logan
Starring: William Holden, Rosalind Russell, Kim Novak
Duration: 106 Minutes
Rating: PG
7.4/10
Location in store: Classic Drama
AVAILABILITY
DVD out - ADD TO YOUR QUEUE
Permanent Collection
For in-store pickup reservations please call 03 3650 615
ALICE ALSO SUGGESTS:
Hope Floats (1998)
A romantic weeper about a young woman (Sandra Bullock) who, humiliated and heartbroken after finding...
The Long Hot Summer (1958)
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward first met while making this adaptation of several William Faulkner s...
Meet Me in St Louis (1944)
Judy Garland is the classic American teenager in love, in song, in one of the brightest hours of her...
Splendour in the Grass (1961)
Warren Beatty (in his film debut) and Natalie Wood portray young lovers in the 1920s Midwest, whose...
Breezy (Blu-Ray) (1973)
Divorced and creeping past middle age, real estate agent Frank Harmon (William Holden) isn't interes...