This melodrama adapted from a story by D.H. Lawrence sees two country girls Yvette (Joanna Shimkus) and her sister Lucille (Harriet Harper) return home after attending a provincial school. Yvette is smitten by the sight of a handsome gypsy (Franco Nero). Her stern matriarchal grandmother (Fay Compton) objects but Yvette continues to see the dashing young man who awakens her sexual curiosity. She is comforted by Mrs. Fawcett (Honor Blackman) and Major Eastwood (Mark Burns) two people living in sin much to the chagrin of the moralistic townsfolk.
A faithful adaptation of D. H. Lawrence's novel. Joanna Shimkus plays the clergyman's virginal daughter who falls for the smouldering sexual magnetism of Franco Nero's gypsy. This 1970 adaptation of D. H. Lawrence's novel of the same name tell the story about the passionate affair between a rector's daughter and a travelling fortune teller. Fresh from the relative freedom of a French finishing school Yvette returns home to England and falls in love with a travelling fortune teller unaware that tragedy lies ahead.
Filmed in Paris by Oscar-nominated director Christopher Miles from celebrated French dramatist Jean Anouilh's first original screenplay, this bittersweet romantic comedy-drama stars Joanna Shimkus, Mel Ferrer, Britt Ekland and Susan Hampshire. A tale of three love affairs seen from the viewpoint of a small studio room in Montmartre, Time for Loving showcases a classic score from legendary composer Michel Legrand (with vocals from Dusty Springfield and Matt Monro) and is featured here as a brand-new High Definition remaster from original film elements in its original theatrical aspect ratio. Special Features Brand-new interviews with actor Susan Hampshire and director Christopher Miles Two short films by Christopher Miles: The Six-Sided Triangle and Rhythm 'n' Greens Theatrical trailer Image gallery Limited edition booklet written by Laura Mayne
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