Nobody Ordered Love

Nobody Ordered Love is a lost 1972 British drama film directed by Robert Hartford-Davis and starring Ingrid Pitt, Judy Huxtable and Tony Selby.^[1]

Plot summary[]

After film director Paul Medbury attempts to replace Alice Allison, the alcoholic star of his new First World War movie entitled The Somme, with up-and-coming starlet Caroline Johnson, a series of tragic events begins to unfold.

Cast[]

• Ingrid Pitt – Alice Allison
• Judy Huxtable – Caroline Johnson
• John Ronane – Paul Medbury
• Peter Arne – Leo Richardstone
• Tony Selby – Peter Triman
• Mark Eden – Charles
• David Weston – Jacques Legrand
• John Glyn-Jones – Harry
• Janet Lynn – Valerie
• David Lodge – Sergeant
• Frank Jarvis – Corporal
• Barry Meteyard – Lieutenant
• Larry Taylor – Camera operator
• Heather Barbour – Janet
• Tricia Barnes – Continuity Girl
• Charles Houston – Assistant
• Carolyn Wilde – Virginia

Preservation status[]

This is now considered a lost film and is on the BFI 75 Most Wanted.^[2]

According to Ingrid Pitt, the film suffered such a fallout^{[clarification needed]} that Robert Hartford-Davis himself took the film out of circulation and relocated to the US. He would^{[clarification needed]} then have ordered its destruction at his death in 1977.

No moving pictures remain, only black and white stills.

See also[]

• List of lost films

References[]

External links[]

• BFI 75 Most Wanted entry, with extensive notes
• Nobody Ordered Love at IMDb

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