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title: "Reunion At Fairborough"
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# Reunion At Fairborough

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A reunion of former US Air Force buddies brings together men from all walks of life, who've been out of touch for 40 years, when they return to the English village where they were stationed during WorldWar II. Robert Mitchum (Out of the Past; Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison) plays Carl Hostrup, whose wartime achievements are eclipsed by his more recent personal and business struggles. Hostrup returns onwhim, with former crewmate Jiggs Quealy (Red Buttons, Sayonara, The Longest Day) in tow, to reconnect with his old mates and discover what happened to the woman he loved so many years ago.Reuniting with Sally (Deborah Kerr, An Affair to Remember, From Here to Eternity), Carl learns some surprising things about himself, his crew, and the world their heroism helped to shape. Revisiting the past leads to some unanticipated emotional revelations and, more importantly, reminds the ex-GIs to have hope for the future. Newly remastered.

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Drama
- **Format:** NTSC
- **Contributor:** Barry Morse, Deborah Kerr, Herbert Wise, Judi Trott, Red Buttons, Robert Mitchum, Shane Rimmer, William Hill
- **Language:** English
- **Runtime:** 1 hour and 53 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great and utterly honest movie
*by T***N on January 12, 2014*

I remembered seeing this when it came out on HBO back in the 80s a month or two ago and ordered a copy for myself. You can see a lot of honesty in the writing and acting. Mitchum's character's rehabilitation of Red Buttons' character fits with his background as a corporate executive and bomber commander during World War II. He knew how to take charge of people and bring them to their best and he proved it to himself again. Kerr's character was the utterly orderly shopkeeper who did have her life together and both Mitchum's and Kerr's characters were quite and understandably confused by the reunion.I'm not too far shy of 50 myself now and my perspective on the movie is quite different from when I first saw it nearly 30 years ago. Seeing Kerr and Mitchum together in bed (nothing untoward exposed) gives hope for middle-aged folks. I also see how full of it I know I was at the age of the granddaughter played by Judi Trott. We all are.I also figured my parents would like it so I had a copy sent to them for Mom's 72nd birthday yesterday and Mom and Dad called me after they finished watching it and were amazed by it.In short, this is a movie that can be appreciated by both young and not-so-young folks with a great cast.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why this is lost to history is perplexing
*by M***E on September 11, 2024*

A wonderful tv type movie with Kerr and Mitchum.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Paying homage to life
*by D***P on February 25, 2012*

As a kid growing up during the Cold War years, I enjoyed every World War II movie, and particularly those about the bombing missions over Europe. "Twelve O'clock High" with Gregory Peck, and Steve McQueen's "War Lover" come to mind. Now as a grandfather myself, and having the opportunity to reflect on the past and review the catalog of events that we've accomplished, this movie, "Reunion at Fairborough", encapsulates in its images the meaning of growing old. From participants of a war at a time that was much bigger than them, the fast progress achieved during the decades that followed, and reaching a life that peaked and likely is now in decline, we learn that growing, loving and reaching new highs is still achievable.I saw "Reunion" originally on HBO in 1986 and fell in love immediately with the movie because it represented the "what happened to" my heroes after the war ended. In 1986, myself an adult and growing a family, I could then realize that they were people too, that they had a life. It made me comprehend further that the old veteran I see in person today is the same man that fought with valor, strength and energy in his youth.I had seen many other movies with Robert Mitchum and was already a fan. What I didn't know was that Mitchum and his co-star, Deborah Kerr, had made three other movies much earlier, when they were also young. Back in 1986 I taped "Reunion" on VHS and over the years watched it several times, but at one point during one of my relocation moves, I didn't unpack a box of tapes and forgot about it.Just recently I wanted to watch an "old" movie that I felt very connected with and remembered "Reunion". I searched over the Internet if the movie was available on DVD, but much to my disappointment discovered that it wasn't. I made more research about the movie and that was when I discovered that Mitchum and Ms. Kerr had made other movies together. Not only that, Deborah had also been the co-star of Yul Brynner in "The King and I" and the woman at the beach on that famous scene of the kiss on "From Here to Eternity" with Burt Lancaster.I bought a copy of "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison" on DVD that Mitchum and Deborah did together in 1957. Although Mitchum plays a marine on this movie as opposed to a bomber pilot on "Reunion", it's impossible not to make the connection of these two great actors together as if they were real people who met during the war. Immediately after watching it, I saw "Reunion" again, as I looked into my box of VHS tapes and found my old copy of the movie. It was like going through a time machine from the past to the future. It also cemented my original impression on "Reunion", that people we see today as elders actually had a life, that they were also young, robust and beautiful.Red Buttons character, Jigss Quealy, could be the most demonstrative of the movie's message. He plays a drunk and homeless old man from Chicago, which masks his past as a war hero. Some viewers may wonder why an old man had a big-band swing dancing scene in the movie, as they may not know that Buttons was a singer/writer, stand-comedian, burlesque performer and Broadway actor.Actor Barry Morse ("Lt. Philip Gerard" in the TV series "The Fugitive") plays the organizer of the reunion. His character as a doctor and university president also runs counter to his past as a shy, loner, Jewish boy afraid of embarrassing himself.I see some correlation between "Reunion" and the movie "The Notebook," as they both present the life of a couple over their lifetime. Where they differ is that "Reunion" focuses on the present and "Notebook" on the past.I give this movie a 5 star, and I recommend it for both young and no so young audiences. I'm happy it is finally on DVD.

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