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Separate Tables

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  • Movie
  • 1958
  • NR
  • 1h 38m

Directed by Delbert Mann

7.1

TMDB audience rating
7.1 out of 10 from 139 votes

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The lives of a disparate group of unfulfilled people converge at a small, seaside English hotel.

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Cast and crew

  • Deborah Kerr

    Deborah KerrSibyl Railton-Bell

  • Rita Hayworth

    Rita HayworthAnn Shankland

  • David Niven

    David NivenAngus Pollock

  • Wendy Hiller

    Wendy HillerPat Cooper

  • Burt Lancaster

    Burt LancasterJohn Malcolm

  • Gladys Cooper

    Gladys CooperMrs. Railton-Bell

  • Cathleen Nesbitt

    Cathleen NesbittGladys Matheson

  • Felix Aylmer

    Felix AylmerMr. Fowler

  • Rod Taylor

    Rod TaylorCharles

  • Audrey Dalton

    Audrey DaltonJean

  • May Hallatt

    May HallattMiss Meacham

  • Priscilla Morgan

    Priscilla MorganDoreen

  • Hilda PlowrightMabel (uncredited)

Director
Delbert Mann
Writer
Terence Rattigan and John Gay
Music
David Raksin
Cinematography
Charles Lang