Maude Adams - The Inspiration Behind "Somewhere In Time"
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Maude Adams
1872-1953
Maude was a famous American Broadway stage actress from 1888 until 1918 most noted for first performing the role there of Peter in "Peter Pan".
She was reportedly the inspiration behind the character of Elise McKenna in Richard Matheson's 1975 novel "Bid Time Return" and it's 1980 film adaptation of the beautiful and imaginative love story, "Somewhere in Time", in which the character was played by Jane Seymour. How ironic that this great straight romance was inspired by a, from every indication, lesbian where she is, as is routinely the case, magically 'transformed' into an 'acceptable' man-loving female to fit culture's demand for heterosexual only icons.
I would love a lesbian film maker such as Nicole Conn to do a version of 'SIT' based upon this woman's real life. Now, that would be TRUE ROMANCE!
A great site for more about Maude Adams:
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Specifically about her orientation:
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Music: Rachmaninov's "Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini Variation #18 and
"Somewhere In Time"
by Roger Williams
This movie means so much to me. I saw the movie during a time when I was going through a long process of losing my mom. She was so special. She also was a brilliant musician that was left unable to move anything but her eyes trapped inside of herself like a hidden treasure unexpressed to the world.
I also was in Las Vegas during this time where some people were being awful to me and I was walking around lost at night and came through a side street rounding a dark corner that came out right at the Bellagio fountains that started playing this theme song that started right at this moment as the defiantly lit fountains shot triumphantly at the sky. Somehow it made me feel all the specialness and talent within my mom and her strength shining powerfully through. When she passed and my sister tragically soon after, I stood in my sisters house playing this song on my phone as I looked at my sisters walls where she had chosen the paint, the books she'd set out, and out of the window to the view she'd so carefully chosen when building her house. I just had all sorts of thoughts about them as this music played out. It brings me back to those moments in time when I hear it.
u broke my heart i lost mars my love and this music kill me
My dear lostindreams3,
I read what you wrote and cried as I can feel your pain. I am so sorry for your loss. I know losing a Mother is the most horrific loss of all for all daughters.
When that very special Mother Daughter bond is severed through death, we lose part of ourselves and the loss and grief is astounding and very painful.
I too lost everyone I loved and now find myself all alone.
Yes lostindreams3 people can be very cold, uncaring and extremely cruel by being silent, and at those times I believe that is when you really discover who your friends really are.
I also discovered none of my many so called friends cared, or called, and none of them stayed in touch at all.
They remained silent as though the loss of My Mother meant nothing, and I no longer mattered to them.
Their continued silence only grew louder with time.....until I finally accepted something my Mother always said which was "In this life time dear daughter never expect anything from anyone, and take good care of yourself.....because you may find when you are most vulnerable that at that time your friends will intentionally forget you, and will not stay in touch with you".
Those in deep grief need all the love and caring and friendships at that very special time, more so than at any other time......because we are so fragile, and when we lose those who matter the most to us, part of our hearts shatter and our souls remain wounded, and the tsunami of tears still rage from our eyes as we experience emotions so dark and painful at time I know I wished death would claim me so I could see my Mother and my family in Heaven again. So great was my pain then, and now I still grieve.
One consolation is I believe in Jesus Christ and his promise of reunions with our lost loved ones, and everlasting life in his Heavenly Kingdom.
I brought my Mom to live with me in my home. She became paralyzed in a hospital bed with a multitude of disabilities, but she could still talk and sing to me. She became blind one year before she died, but towards the end her eyes would follow my voice.
In her youth she was an accomplished singer and musician. Somehow seeing her locked away in a world where she could no longer walk and could only sing and talk to me, but not move anything else, or see me made me so very sad.
I am sad no more since I know our loved ones who departed no longer suffer the ills of earthly life......but I also know when their suffering ended...... our earthly suffering and missing them would begin.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could go back in time for just a little while...... just to be with them again....to hug them, kiss them, touch them, hear their voice, tell them again how much we love them, and again see the love in their eyes......and this film Somewhere in Time always makes me yearn for all those I loved...... who went a bit ahead.
Someday I pray you, and I, and everyone will reunite with their loved ones in God's everlasting Heavenly life.
A place where no pain, and no suffering exist, and where eternal love and being with God and his Son, and all the Holy Beings & Angels brings us true everlasting life, and everlasting joy, once again with all those we lost, who went ahead.
May God bless and keep you lost in dreams3, and same for anyone who lost a loved one.
I also believe our departed loved ones can still watch over us, and somehow that gives me the strength to go on with my life, and I hope others also feel the same way.
So sad!
I know you wrote this 4 years ago but I just wanted to tell you that you have a special talent for expressing beauty you have encountered and feelings that you had at the time in a way that you can give another person a mental picture of this. And not only that you also have the talent that you could stand in your sister's house and let her soul speak to you with that of hers which surrounded you. I just had to tell you that. My mom is 80 years old and can't leave her home and I can see that she doesn't remember as she used to and I am terrified of loosing her because we have always been closer than most mother and daughter's and I don't think I can even live if she dies and she feels the same with me. So I very much understood how you were feeling and I hope you have learned to cope with your loss. A very big hug from me to you and the wishes that all the best in life will come your way!!
Just read this today don't know why I came.across it but God works in strange ways..so sorry for your loss many years ago it never gets better just when you start and try to live again someone else dies...nothing but heart break in this life
She was really beautiful. and Jane Seymour did herself, and Maude Adams very very proud..
Yes, I think it's one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
It was composed by John Barry.
I agree completely. I never grow tired of listening to it even though having seen the movie, it often makes me sad to listen to it. Still, it's the most beautiful music ever written!
John Barry? Isn't this an adaptation of Rachmaninov's Rapsody on a Theme by Paganini? Another adaptation of the same music is in Groundhog Day. What is it with Rachmy and time travel?
Copernico Felinis The main theme is Barry’s. The Rachmaninov piece was a variation by Barry and has always been credited that way. Barry also wrote the equally enchanting theme for Anne of Green Gables.
No...This is opus 89 on a theme from Paganini by Rachmaninoff the conductor was John Barry.
Larry Staples sorry, watch the movie again and you’ll find out how wrong you are. The main theme is different than the Paganini theme.
Just beautiful . RIP Christopher Reeve
Maude Adams was truly beautiful. I can easily see how the story for Somewhere In Time captured that beauty. She's hypnotic to look at.
just listening to the music chokes me up....
One of my very few all time favorite movies. I watched it in a theater when it was new. I didn't see even one pair of dry eyes when the lights went on and it received a standing ovation. I bought the movie on a DVD and so far, haven't worn it out.
I saw it in the theater when it came out. I walked out... couldn't believe what I just saw, turned around and saw it again. I saw it 6 times in the one week it was playing. It changed everything. I changed my style from punk to retro. I learned the piano. I got rid of my furniture and redecorated in junktiques. I memorized poetry. I read, I read, I read. I fell in love.
It was an insane period of time for me... so unbelievably great.
@@stevemiller7433 that’s crazy lol. Thanks for sharing. It is an amazing story, movie & music. It does affect ones soul.
I was 12 when I first saw SIT. Been my favorite ever since. I'm now 50.
There isn’t one person on this planet, past and present, who hasn’t had a great love they lost and wished they could return to it.
The most painful longing
It is that of faceless love, without identity
What was left behind
In another life,
In the mists of oblivion.
I miss a love that was not born
Together
But he remained forever
In the background of my heart.
A kiss for you, unknown Goddess of my days.
💗💗💗
Thank you for sharing this. Back when my Grandmother was a young girl, her father took her to see a play. Afterwards, they went backstage to meet their cousin, which turned out to be Maude Adams. She has always been a sense of pride to the family, though I'm slightly bitter I got zero of the acting gene.
Thanks for sharing. How fun that must have been for your grandmother as a little girl.
The director of "Somewhere in yime", said, " I fell in love with her
face ", the insightfulness to see
through to the heart and soul a true artists view...dph
"For love is as strong as death, and its jealousy is as enduring as the grave."
Song of Solomon 8:6
"And Death shall have no dominion"
Book of Romans (6:9)
@Caishen Salelius 6022 Ha Ha!!!
Maude Adams was such beautiful and pretty actress in her time. No wonder why Richard Matheson fall in love with her even in her portrait
Love at first sight.
It’s truly incredible the impact the movie Somewhere In Time has on people. Sooo many of us love the film. I’m born and raised Michigan resident and love sports yet that movie resonates with me, too. The portrait of Jane Seymour’s character Elise McKenna is mesmerizing and I can see how Maude Adams had that same effect to be the inspiration for the film. There is something mysterious about this story and how wonderful it would be to go back in time and witness this young woman’s journey.
Somewhere in Time is still my all time favorite Movie. But the point is Maude Adams. When I was about 12 or thirteen I went to the Coranado Hotel in San Diego. There were many great old photos and then I saw a picture of Maude Adams. I fell instantly in Love with her. To this day, she is the most beautiful Woman I ever saw. Just something about her and I'm 66 now but have never forgotten.
***** I wish!
Yeah, isn't fair is it?
***** I am in the same boat too.That photo at 0.35 and the music just get's me.
Don Clark,the most beautiful you ever saw.Well,I have to agree.
Te comprendo, yo aquí en México observé una fotografía de la actriz Esther Fernandez y quedé impresionado y enamorado.
Nicely done tribute! Yes, she was indeed the inspiration behind Elise McKenna. Author Richard Matheson saw her portrait in Piper's Opera House in Virginia City, Nevada, and imagined what it would be like to go back in time to meet her. The result was "Bid Time Return", which later became "Somewhere In Time". In her later years, she was indeed close to Louise, but there is no evidence of a relationship other than friendship, but, of course, due to the time, there wouldn't be (people were much more private then). Richard Matheson speculated that perhaps she was sad and alone because of a failed relationship and wove that theme into his story, with Richard leaving her to return to his time. But whatever the case, I just hope that she loved, and was loved in return. No matter what her orientation, the greatest of these is love.
MsSITFan BEAUTIFULLY SAID.THERE IS NO GREATER GIFT THAN PURE LOVE.🌹🌷💞💕💓
@сладкий медвежонок Jane did as well as she could, and quite successfully. Not her fault that she could not match Maude's beauty and charisma. Probably no one ever could.
Realmente a história foi linda. Meu casamento daria uma linda história também... 💔
wow....breath taking.....I stumbled onto the movie while in college...UC Davis....has been my favourite for YEARS....NOW....I see this! I am not gay, but when I see her pictures, I feel like Richard Collier when he slowly turned to see her picture and was initially captivated.
God Bless you Maude Adams for inspiring my favorite movie ever made.
The music from Somewhere In Time, is the most heart tugging, evocative, music I've ever heard. Ever. I get lumps in my chest, tears in my eyes, butterflies in my tummy. I wish there was film of Maude Adams that I could see.
AS PRETTY A SHE IS, I LIKE MS. JANE SEYMOR. I FIND THE MOVIE TO BE AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE TWO PUT TOGETHER, AND THE MUSIC IS AS BEAUTIFUL. WORDS DO NOT DO IT JUSTICE.
This photo montage and music are stunningly beautiful. The portraits are mesmerizing to the point of being haunting. They, in fact, transport one back in time in a few moments of hypnotic fantasy...
+50Emerald What a babe! A babe from 100 years ago! ;-)
+Victor “V Emmanuel” A Amen. I keep viewing and listening to this superb posting and find myself enchanted each time I look at Maude Adams' portrait. She has a look, and much prettier, than that of the Mona Lisa. Maude Adams was a lovely actress and I wish I could have known her.
My God what a striking beauty! Does anyone know if she was a redhead? I get that impression from the photos. What real man or woman could look into those languid sultry eyes and not be instantly devastated with an abiding yearning to be in her presence?
I have always thought that the Victorian era dresses were the most beautiful and sublimely feminine. Though I was informed that they were most tortuous to wear. Still the grace and detail of that embroidery incorporated into the attire is very romantic. And the way they wore their hair up and under an equally lovely hat is very fetching indeed. How is it possible to be nostalgic for a time you never lived in? None of the
horrid creature comforts of today. When people comported themselves with greater dignity and grace. Wouldn't it be fascinating to go back in time and just observe the people going about their business on a nice spring day in a park and watch the lovely ladies glide by in their brocade and bonnets with a parasol delicately poised over their shoulders? Maude Adams would likely have nothing to do with me owing to her preferences. Still, to gaze upon her poetic countenance would probably render one dumbstruck and red-faced stuttering for a proper salutation. She is/was dream. A sweet poignant heartache that can alas, never be vanquished . Sigh.......
Contemporary reports said that her hair was "ashen brown" as well as "thick" and "soft."
Some where in time was based on a book called Bid Time Return by Richard Matheson if your interested. 🥰
But you know why wro're the book ? I've put comments on why .
Richard Matheson! The author of "I Am Legend" and screenwriter of "The Incredible Shrinking Man"? :-o
@@andrewdutton9505 A book that I got from the library to read as I was so taken aback by the movie. Purchased music on vinyl of some of the music that played in this movie, cost me a lot, didn't care. Then I decided that I just had to visit the island, the grand hotel and see where it all happened. It was beautiful, biked the island and then purchased a signed lithograph of the round lighthouse. Memories for my lifetime, a movie I've watched 100 times, "is it you?"
@@booksteer7057 He also wrote the novel "The Shrinking Man," on which the movie is based. I have to buy that book again. And also "Bid Time Return."
My partner introduced me to this film when we first started dating. he had the soundtrack playing and it melted my heart as I knew the story. it was a constant reminder of how lucky we were to find each other, and for me now, a cherished memory of that one love you have always dreamed of....and sadly with his passing lost. Love Never Goes.
What a beautiful lady, sadness in her eyes
Yes very sad...it's so strange how she lived and died long before I was even born...CRAZY
Every time I was this video (it is on one of my playlist) I am enchanted by this woman for so many reasons. I find myself hitting pause and starring at her pictures, especially the portraits of her face. I have often wondered what is was like , before the age of film. They knew nothing different than a stage with people watching their every move; no retakes, outtakes , and you better know your lines. The stage was looked at different after the age of film because of how great it was and the talent you had to have to pull it off. It is still the most respected form of acting. Can you imagine a Broadway stage in the late 1800's? It must have been magnificent. The most intriguing thing to me about Maude Adams was her relationship. Although being gay was unimaginable back then, you KNOW people had to be aware of the circumstances. All those years together, and they made us think it was a guy she loved.(LOL) Well, once again, Hollywood is not true life and the life she lead must have be a grand one.
Well said.The portrait at 0.35 just takes my breath away.Beautiful eyes,the best part of a woman.Broadway must have been magic.I was born in the wrong era.
wrm1943 You felt it too. The portraits are the"magic" of this incredible actress.
wearybutwilling Yes I'm hooked.She drew me in.Like a magnet.
wrm1943
totally
1976REDRYDER All said in one word, my friend
Thanks for the photo gallery of Maude Adams. She was, by all the records I have read, a superb female actor for the stage of her time.
In the movie "The Happy Years" Dean Stockwells character and his friends all individually say "I like Maud Adams". It's such a cute scene and looking at her pictures I can see why the boys all liked her.
She is hauntingly beautiful. There's just something about her I can't put my finger on.
I saw the film many years ago upon its big screen release and it is one of my all-time favorite romantic films, acted with great sensitivity and insight by both Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeve. I don't normally cry at movies, even sad ones, but this one really made my eyes water. I never knew it was based on Maude Adams, whom I had never even heard of. The instant I began watching this video I was struck by her mesmerizing beauty. Oh, to go back in time and watch her live performances. It rather mystifies me she never tried making films. I suspect she would have done quite well.
One of the most truly beautiful actresses!
Such a beauty...even as she aged.
You are so correct, a tribute to women in general. Real beauty comes with the years as does true love.
I must say Katherine Hepburn was just as beautiful as she grew older. One of my favourite actors of all time.
You can understand why the Inspiration for Somewhere in Time, comes from.
I don't give a rat's ass about what anyone's sexual orientation is. I get really tired of being pounded to death by the politicization of what should be simply a private matter between people, however... Who cares? Forget about it already... It's an irrelevant non-issue!
Very nicely done video... Thank you.
I don't care about other people's sex life either, bit if they insist on spending a lot of time telling me about it I'll probably end up thinking that they're a dimwit..
Knossos22 WELL SAID.🙈🙉🙊
WoW ! Not difficult to believe she inspired the movie. So beautiful ♡
Thanks for this Memory and showing us the Inspiration of my favorite Movie.
The woman at 2:25 is Lily Elsie who was born in 1886.
I have known and thought about Maude Adams for years and never knew about her life-long love. This woman's face can bring you to tears, thank you thank you thank you for this.
My favourite film of all time
Mine too!
What a movie,it reminds me of a sad love story,my own:(
I say to those who are critical of Ms. Adams life choices, you have lost focus of what the real point is here. Look at her, the images posted reflect a classic beauty . At 1:55 that photo really says it all. Beauty is just that ...............timeless
The lady definitely had it going on back in the day! May she be at peace!
Really enjoying learning about Maude Adams who I just discovered looking at a vintage photograph. Thank you for this nice understated photo montage. She was also an inventor I’m learning and in later life worked with GE in the field of electrical stage lighting and Eastman Co. re color photography. The comments here make me want to watch Somewhere in Time which I vaguely remember but don’t think I saw.
What a movie. What a song. We need more like this one.
Excellent post of videos to coincide with the music. Love that historical aspect of the movie and stage.
Beautiful, touching story and video. I have never been more moved by a romantic story than by this one. I had never known of this romance on which the book and film, "Somewhere In Time" were based.
Haunting beauty----------------------easy to imagine someone being mesmerized by her portrait
Lovely woman. This piece of music is one of the most beautiful I have ever heard, the version used in your video is wonderful.
Thank you for giving such detailed info and giving Mr Roger Williams & Orch due credit.
love the music it gos with the film . . so sad but very beautiful piano
At 2:24 the beautiful lady shown is Lily Elsie, not Maude Adams.
jim0214 your so right the time, the music, the love is everlasting thanks for your comment.
It is not sad for the movie but sad enough all people that we love all gone with the memories lingering in our minds
Its our memories that keep them alive. As long as we remember them...they will always live.
Absolutely Beautiful Tribute to an obviously gorgeous woman my eyes will never forget. I'm saving this in my Favorites, Bookmark, and in Reading so I don't loose this lovely video. Thank you so much for sharing your photos of Maude Adams, I can't even imagine what it would be like to live her life so long ago- Such a romantic time in our history and so perfect for those who could afford such pretty luxuries. Makes me sigh and dream of what it would be like... Thanks again! DawnMarie
Never knew her till film Some were in time and read about writer seeing her portrait in gallery .was mesmerized by her and thought what if someone could go back in time and fall in love with her .so he wrote a book bid for time .which was turned into the cult film Some were in time
For some reason I've always been in love with the 19th century -especially the later half. I know it was a difficult century with many social ills but it also gave birth to the Industrial Revolution, Sci-fi literature, Steam Punk and even WW1.
Unlike other films, this movie captured Time travel without the needed mechanization to achieve it...almost like a Simulacra that one can only step out of with a powerful force -- love.
wonderful profile and beautiful photos. Thank you for posting it.
I loved the movie somewhere in time and just found out that it was based on a real actress.John Barry wrote the music some of which is played on this film.
Partly based on Rachmaninoff's variation on a theme by Paganini.
Maude Adams was beautiful. I wish i could go back in time and meet her.
She was pretty. I can see her being the inspiration for that movie. My great-grandmother's name was Maude, a name rarely heard anymore.
John Barry's "Somewhere in Time" orchestrations always give me goosebumps.
..yes, I loved someone more than myself. I loved someone truly, madly, deeply!...
Tonight I wish I could travel back to 19h century to meet this beautiful lady
Agree stunning beauty. Each photo seemed to capture the essence of each character she portrayed. The camera couldn't do that alone, it was the gift inside her that projected the character to us. An old saying comes to mind, something like, ' they broke the mold when they made her.'
Maybe the magic of black n white photos ad to this mystique?
One day I'll be old, dead, forgotten. And at this very moment, while I'm sitting here thinking these things, a man in a dingy hotel room is thinking, "I will always be here."...
what the hell does that mean?
@@RobertTaylorGreatfunshop I think she was depressed about her loneliness and her mortality.
Boo hoo.
@@Nick-wn1xw Hoo boo
lovely---and love the Rachmaninoff/barry combination--one of the best movie thems of all time
Maud Adams and also Olive Thomas are hauntingly beautiful ladies from a bygone era
Yeah, I'm totally gonna somewhere-in-time this girl. Wow. So beautiful.
Maude Adams is very beautiful. It’s great to know behind the story of “Somewhere back in Time.” In one of the photos she looks very sad.
It's a unforgettable experience of love and unfortunate for those who find it!!
Many years ago, when I first saw the same photo of Maude Adams that Richard Matheson saw, her soul spoke to me, also, but I did not stop to write a book about it. Fortunately, Matheson did.
I have always wondered which photo he saw. there are so many1
I must say there is indeed something magically wistful and curious about Ms Maude's gaze. Beautiful to boot as well.
A truly stunning lady, connected to a truly stunning piece of music. It feels like a dream that a woman and this music exist it it so perfectly fitting for them both. I saw the film as teenager at the cinema and could barely speak because of the emotions it stirred. It is so touching and unbearably sad yet irresistible
. Thank you for letting me know the lady, the music and the film.
Whether Maude Adams was a lesbian is irrelevant to the story. Richard Matheson was inspired to write it by looking at her portrait.He made up his own character based on the portrait.
Whether Maude would have fallen in love with Christopher Reeve had he suddenly shown up is not the point, although it is interesting to ask: could a lesbian fall romantically, (but not sexually), in love with a man?
Steven Chappell I said as much, but was attacked by a couple of people who did not agree. I wish you had been here a year ago.
I absolutely believe that, yes, a gay person could fall in love romantically with someone if the opposite sex, and the other way around. You can still feel that romantic love even without a sexual attraction.
Maude was truly a beautiful captivating lady.
I adore this score! John Barry wrote it, I think it made that film work so well! Love the film and music so much!
@Tracy McArdle.
Yes, John Barry is a genius of film music. He is 50% of a film.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Absolutely Stunning !!! - Maude was such Natural - Her Beauty more than skin deep - A great shame we do not have any moving picture of her ?
So true.
Love that coquettish photo at 1:31. Shy and flirtatious at the same time. So adorable.
2:26 is a photo of Lily Elsie famous for "The Merry Widow" of 1907. I feel that the movie character of 1912 Elise McKenna played by Jane Seymour, was based more on Lily Elsie (circa 1910's), though the book character from the novel was based on Maude Adams since the novel was set in the 1890's.
2:30 is Lily Elsie.
What an interesting background story to the Famous Movie. Yes, she is haunting. 6.2020.xx
Bid Time Return is a 1975 science fiction novel by Richard Matheson. It concerns a man from the 1970s who travels back in time to court a 19th-century stage actress whose photograph has captivated him. In 1980, it was made into the cult classic film Somewhere in Time, the title of which was used for future editions of the book. While traveling with his family, Matheson was entranced by the portrait of American actress Maude Adams in Piper's Opera House in Nevada. "It was such a great photograph," Matheson reports, "that creatively I fell in love with her. What if some guy did the same thing and could go back in time?" Then Matheson researched her life and was struck by her reclusiveness. To create the novel, he resided for many weeks at the Hotel del Coronado (where the novel takes place) and dictated his impressions into a tape recorder while experiencing himself in the role of Richard Collier.[2] Matheson based much of the biographical information about the character of Elise McKenna directly on Adams.[3] The book's original title comes from a line in Shakespeare's Richard II(Act III, Scene 2): "O call back yesterday, bid time return." Wikipedia
Excellent book!
Indeed. I've been fascinated by how the hero travels back in time. Is such a thing possible? Please say yes!
If you believe in the Akashic Record then you know that time is an illusion and the eternal consciousness can return to any point in "time".
+VeracityLH I know. I read that book many years ago and it was just as beautiful and haunting as the movie!
sarika Fauzi was the day you for
A hauntingly beautiful woman with a look that invades your heart.
Beautiful, haunting, and mysterious. I love the old photos.
😊who would've thought they be making such big picture of her. Life is full of wonder
Molto bella l'attrice...ma molto molto bella anche lei....la musica poi...e' fenomenale...e' amore in note.....arriva al cuore....
Great video tribute. I've been to Mac Island, beautiful summer place to visit. Cheers, and Merci beaucoup for posting this video. Véronique.
The movie got me to landing here. I've loved this movie since its released in 1980. Coming out of the theater spell bound and having remained that way to this day. Not sure why, the music, the acting, are both together? I don't care! I'll just take for what it is, a beautiful story. Now with the back story of Maude, makes even better. What ever her sexuality was, doesn't change the fact, she was stunningly attractive. Those eyes... Wonder what she would think, knowing 60 plus years after her death, we still be talking about her?
I've been to the Cenacle Retreat House twice and I know they have a Maude Adams' House, but I never went there. Many people may not know this lady, but the donation of that land to the Cenacle Sisters on Long Island had had very far-reaching impacts of good.
this is the movie that made me fall in love with the jewelry of that year . I still make the jewelry now in keeping with that time but bring it to the present so we can enjoy then and now together. I want to go to the Grand Hotel someday. I hope we can do a show there with the jewelry and that its followers will come too
She has a sweet subtle enchanting charisma. You could see how a beauty like Maude would haunt the dreams of male theater goers for a generation. It would be awesome to see her photos colorized.
I wish I could go back in time and visit!!!
Same here.But nothing wrong with dreaming.
wrm1943 I guess that's better than nothing, at least we can pretend.
That would be so great💓💓
I saw that photo of Maude Adams when I was quite young and had the same reaction as author Richard Matheson. I quite forgot that moment until I watched the movie. I actually like the original title of the novel better, "Bid Time Return" but I can see why they used Somewhere in Time for mass audiences.
Beautifully done!
I can see why Maude Adams was the inspiration behind the film 'A Moment in Time' as she was so lovely and I think I was born in the wrong age (sigh) but at 67 I can still dream and I do every time I hear that music.
her eyes looks so sad...
Yes, they does.
I agree. Read Wikipedia about her. Interesting.
I believe the photo at 2:26 is not Maude Adams. Otherwise this is a lovely tribute
The photo is of an actress who was born in 1886. Her first name was Lily. See my recent comment for her name. Cannot remember her last name at the moment.
@@marietrotoir Is it Lily Langtry.
Lily elsie
This is the first time I've ever seen photos of Maude Adams and she IS an American beauty for sure. Those soulful eyes speak volumes.
Every time I see her picture, I fall in love all over again. It's just not fair. Makes me want to go back...somewhere in time.
You need to research this more thoroughly.
Once again, and for the last time, there are two distinct pieces of music used on this video. The first that you hear at 0:00-1:50 is "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" by Rachmaninoff followed by the theme song "Somewhere In Time" at 1:51-4:15 WHICH WAS COMPOSED BY JOHN BARRY.
Barrie- correct spelling
(Speaking of research )
As a big fan of "Somewhere In Time" I absolutely love ❤️ this inspirational story. I'm the proud owner of this movie 🎬 with the wonderful cast. And I have the full music album on my phone play list, It's just beautiful music to have while going for them long walks.... ( Sssh! I also play out the sence " Is it You!" If the muisc settings is right while on the walks 😊😘 ) Gorgeous & beautiful romantic movie. 💞.x