Sean Connery only appears in the pivotal early scenes of Another Time, Another Place, but in his fourth film the future James Bond was already showing superstar potential. This U.S./British melodrama introduced Connery to American audiences in high style: He plays dashing World War II reporter Mark Trevor, first seen covering the defusing of an unexploded German missile in the British countryside. He´s joined there by his journalist lover Sara Scott (Lana Turner), who´s yet unaware that Trevor has a loving wife (Glynis Johns) and young son to whom he´s still openly devoted. When fate takes a unexpected turn, Sara visits Trevor´s Cornish village, hoping to learn something more about the man she loved. What happens there gives the film (based on a romantic novel by Lenore Coffee) an added boost of emotional suspense, but director Lewis Allen (best known for helming the taut Frank Sinatra thriller Suddenly) doesn´t really have his heart in it, . Turner was 10