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From the Terrace

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1960 | 149 min | Drama, Romance

Weeknight Watchearly rating

Why it’s a Weeknight Watch

With soft box office, it's a mixed bag. Fine if it's on; don't plan your night around it.

Based on critics, audiences, awards, box office and buzz. Details below.

Is it for you?

Who'll love it
Made for anyone who likes secrets inside secrets and anyone in the mood for a love story. Nobody is quite who they seem. Sits nicely alongside The Hustler or The Age of Innocence. New York is practically a character here.
The mood
Warm and romantic.
The pace
Lets scenes breathe, at 2 hr 29 min.
What might put you off
  • Made in 1960: an older pace and style.
  • Not the one if you want explosions or easy laughs.

Alfred Eaton, an ambitious young executive, climbs to the top of New York's financial world as his marriage crumbles. At the brink of attaining his career goals, he is forced to choose between business success, married to the beautiful, but unfaithful Mary and starting over with his true love, the much younger Natalie.

How it earned its rating

  • CriticsNot counted

    Not enough reviews on record yet

  • AudiencesNot counted

    Not measured yet: not enough ratings

  • AwardsNot counted

    No major awards or nominations

  • Box office & staying powerBelow par

    $5 million worldwide; still draws a steady audience long after release

  • Buzz & cultural impactSolid

    About 46K people sought it out in the past year, and interest is climbing

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Cast & crew

Directed by Mark Robson

  • Paul NewmanDavid Alfred Eaton
  • Joanne WoodwardMary St. John / Mrs. Alfred Eaton
  • Ted de CorsiaMr. Ralph W. Benziger
  • Ina BalinNatalie Benziger
  • Elizabeth AllenSage Rimmington
  • Barbara EdenClemmie Shreve
  • George GrizzardAlexander 'Lex' Porter
  • Patrick O'NealDr. Jim Roper
  • Raymond GreenleafFritz Thornton
  • Myrna LoyMartha Eaton