The House in the Square
- by Ranald MacDougall and Joseph L. Mankiewicz, directed by Roy Ward Baker
- Feature Film
- Fantasy
- Adults
- Definite Time Travel
- English
- The House in the Square, as by Ranald MacDougall, directed by Roy Baker (at movie theaters, UK, October 1951).
John Balderston’s play Berkeley Square is updated to the 1950s where Peter Standish, now an atomic scientist, is once again transported back to the 18th century (unfortunately, not via a nuclear accident) to woo beautiful Kate Petigrew.
—Michael Main
Roger, I believe the 18th century still exists. It’s all around us, if only we could find it. Put it this way: Polaris, the North Star, is very bright, yet its light takes nearly fifty years to reach us. For all we know, Polaris may have ceased to exist somewhere around 1900. Yet we still see it, its past is our present. As far as Polaris is concerned, Teddy Roosevelt is just going down San Juan hill.
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- Time Periods
- Time Travel Methods
- Groupings
Variants
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- The House in the Square, as by Ranald MacDougall, directed by Roy Baker (at movie theaters, UK, October 1951).
- working title.
Beyond Time and Space by Ranald MacDougall and Joseph L. Mankiewicz, directed by Roy Ward Baker. - alternative title.
I’ll Never Forget You by Ranald MacDougall and Joseph L. Mankiewicz, directed by Roy Ward Baker. - working title.
Man of Two Worlds by Ranald MacDougall and Joseph L. Mankiewicz, directed by Roy Ward Baker.
Joseph L. Mankiewicz [uncredited]
John L. Balderston (based on a work by)
Henry James [uncredited] (based on a work by)
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directed by
Roy Ward Baker as by Roy Baker
John L. Balderston (based on a work by)
Henry James (based on a work by)
John L. Balderston (based on a work by)
Henry James (based on a work by)
John L. Balderston (based on a work by)
Henry James (based on a work by)
Previous Works
Derived Works
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- “I’ll Never Forget You” by S. H. Barnett [director unknown] (22 September 1952).
Indexer Notes
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- The working title Beyond Time and Space is from the IMDb
- The working title Man of Two Worlds is from a publicity photo offered on Amazon.