Time Out for Love

Time Out for Love is a 1961 French film directed by Jean Valère starring Jean Seberg.[1][2]

It was also known as Les grandes personnes.[3]

Cast

Jean Seberg as Ann
Maurice Ronet as Philippe
Micheline Presle as Michele
Annibale Ninchi as Dr. Severin
Françoise Prévost as Gladys

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References

Titanus Films Denies Reports That Production Is Falling Off By HOWARD THOMPSON. New York Times 13 Apr 1963: 10
Paris to Hollywood With No Stop at Marshalltown By PETER BARTHOLLYWOOD. New York Times 21 Mar 1965: X11.
Screen: Paris Outshines Love Story: Scenes the Attraction of 'Time Out for Love' Jean Seberg Is Among Synthetic Characters Revival With Revision By BOSLEY CROWTHER. New York Times 23 Apr 1963: 31

External links

Time Out for Love on IMDb

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[1] Titanus Films Denies Reports That Production Is Falling Off By HOWARD THOMPSON. New York Times 13 Apr 1963: 10

[2] Paris to Hollywood With No Stop at Marshalltown By PETER BARTHOLLYWOOD. New York Times 21 Mar 1965: X11.

[3] Screen: Paris Outshines Love Story: Scenes the Attraction of 'Time Out for Love' Jean Seberg Is Among Synthetic Characters Revival With Revision By BOSLEY CROWTHER. New York Times 23 Apr 1963: 31