The Raging Moon (Long Ago, Tomorrow) (1971)
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Malcom McDowell, who went on to play a chillingly heartless young man in A Clockwork Orange, here plays Bruce, a cheerful young athlete and aspiring writer whose injuries get the better of him on the evening of his colorless brother's wedding. He loses the use of his legs and is sent to a home… More Malcom McDowell, who went on to play a chillingly heartless young man in A Clockwork Orange, here plays Bruce, a cheerful young athlete and aspiring writer whose injuries get the better of him on the evening of his colorless brother's wedding. He loses the use of his legs and is sent to a home for the handicapped. As a result of his disability, his attitude undergoes a profound change, and he becomes a surly, resentful and difficult young man. At the home, he meets a young woman (Nanette Newman) whose disability has lasted much longer than his, and they fall in love. They become engaged, but she dies before they can get married. While this sounds relentlessly melancholy, the heart of the movie is the way in which each of the two has enriched the life of the other, and the movie is a good deal more upbeat than it sounds. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
- Directed By
- Bryan Forbes
- Genres
- Drama, Romance, Classics
- In Theaters
- Jan 21, 1971 Wide
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Cast
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Malcolm McDowell
as Bruce
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Nanette Newman
as Jill
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Georgia Brown
as Sarah
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Bernard Lee
as Uncle Bob
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Gerald Sim
as Rev. Corbett
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Michael Flanders
as Clarence Marlow
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Geoffrey Bayldon
as Mr. Latbury
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Norman Bird
as Dr. Mathews
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William Boyle
as Trainer
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Ishaq Bux
as Pakistani
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Constance Chapman
as Mrs. Mathews
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Christopher Chittell
as Terry
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Sylvia Coleridge
as Celia
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Paul Darrow
as Doctor
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Aimee Delamain
as Alice
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Anne Dyson
as Gladys' Mother
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Sarah Forbes
as Bridesmaid
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Barry Jackson
as Bill
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Michael Scott Lees
as Geoffrey
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Petra Markham
as Mary
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Margery Mason
as Matron
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John Savident
as Fete Guest
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Patsy Smart
as Bruce's Mother
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Marianne Stone
as 1st Nurse
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Norman Tyrrell
as Gladys' Father
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Geoffrey Whitehead
as Harold
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Brook Williams
as Hugh Collins
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Richard Moore
as Arnold Foster
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Jack Woolgar
as Bruce's Father
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Michael Nightingale
as Mr. Thomas
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George Hilsdon
as George
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Lee Carter
as Wedding Singer
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Emma Forbes
as Bridesmaids
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Nelly Hanham
as Margaret
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Theresa Watson
as Gladys