Return to Peyton Place (trailer, 1961)

The exciting characters of Paperplace who held the world spellbound are back, brilliantly portrayed by a completely new array of stars. Carol Lindley, as Alice, who wrote the truth that nearly destroyed the town and the friends she had always loved.

She was afraid I'd do what she'd done. She fell in love with a married man. She had a baby. Me. I know it to him. Jeff Chandler as Lewis Jackman, who had the courage to publish her story.

A young, naive girl, fights a provocative novel about the double-standard immorality as adults apply it to themselves and to their children. Eleanor Parker as Conning, whose suspicions drove the daughter she loved out of her home.

How dare you? What you're afraid of is like mother, like daughter. Marri Aster has Roberta desperately trying to hold her son by destroying his marriage. And I suppose you didn't tell him on Thanksgiving Day, how you got him to marry you, and how you could make him do anything else you wanted.

Well, did you say it or didn't you? Yes, I did. Because she wouldn't accept me as your wife, and it was the only weapon I had to fight her. But now, she has even taken your love away from me.

Don't you ever think of anything else but six? With Robert Sterling as Mike, for whom Alison could do no wrong. She can't do that. And why not? Because she has to lead her life the way she chooses to lead it.

And Tuesday well, the Selena, who couldn't shut out the past. No. No, stay away from me. These are the people of Peyton Place. Only the truth could set them free. Free from the town's bigotry and false morality.