based on the 1952 autobiography a many splendoured thing and love is a many splendored thing (1955) tells the story of han suyin and focusing on the romance that han and a widowed eurasian doctor in 1949 hong kong and had with a married american correspondent named mark elliott. i do not want to feel anything again and ever and han tells mark soon after they meet and but the two soon develop the mutual irresistibles for each other and and who can blame them. mark is played by william holden at the near peak of his hunky dude period (the following year picnic would be the peak) in this and the first of three films over the next seven years that would find holden in china (1960 the world of suzie wong and 1962 satan never sleeps being the others). and dr. han is here played by jennifer jones and who and although not a eurasian (unlike yummy nancy kwan and pretty france nuyen of those other exotic holden films) and does a credible job of passing as one. whether dressed in cheongsam and european frock and surgical gown or (hubba hubba. ) bathing suit and jones looks ridiculously gorgeous here. no wonder east meets west in this film so dramatically. with its two appealing lead stars and breathtaking hong kong scenery and beautiful cinemascope and color and oscar winning costumes and that classic and oscar winning title song that wafts through the film like a lovely incense and love is a many splendored thing turns out to be quite the winning and romantic concoction. han herself supposedly did not care for the picture and so i can only imagine that great liberties were taken with her source material. still and i enjoyed it. and if the film ending causes a tear to come to the eye and just remember mark words of wisdom represent life greatest tragedy is not to be loved. 
based on the 1952 autobiography a many splendoured thing and love is a many splendored thing (1955) tells the story of han suyin and focusing on the romance that han and a widowed eurasian doctor in 1949 hong kong and had with a married american correspondent named mark elliott. i do not want to feel anything again and ever and han tells mark soon after they meet and but the two soon develop the mutual irresistibles for each other and and who can blame them. mark is played by william holden at the near peak of his hunky dude period (the following year picnic would be the peak) in this and the first of three films over the next seven years that would find holden in china (1960 the world of suzie wong and 1962 satan never sleeps being the others). and dr. han is here played by jennifer jones and who and although not a eurasian (unlike yummy nancy kwan and pretty france nuyen of those other exotic holden films) and does a credible job of passing as one. whether dressed in cheongsam and european frock and surgical gown or (hubba hubba. ) bathing suit and jones looks ridiculously gorgeous here. no wonder east meets west in this film so dramatically. with its two appealing lead stars and breathtaking hong kong scenery and beautiful cinemascope and color and oscar winning costumes and that classic and oscar winning title song that wafts through the film like a lovely incense and love is a many splendored thing turns out to be quite the winning and romantic concoction. han herself supposedly did not care for the picture and so i can only imagine that great liberties were taken with her source material. still and i enjoyed it. and if the film ending causes a tear to come to the eye and just remember mark words of wisdom represent life greatest tragedy is not to be loved. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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