composed by Ray Henderson, lyrics by Sam Lewis and Joe Young "Charleston", composed by James P. Johnson "Auld Lang Syne", traditional music: lyrics by Robert Burns, lyrics by Andreas Frege "Honey", music by Richard A. Whiting, lyrics by Seymour Simons & Haven Gillespie "Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time", composed by Nathaniel Shilkret, lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert "I Love You", composed by Harry Archer "How Am I To Know", composed by Jack King, lyrics by Dorothy Parker (I've Grown So Lonesome) "Thinking of You" composed by Walter Donaldson and Paul Ash "I Never Knew" composed by Tom Pitts, Raymond B. Egan and Roy Marsh "Charmaine" composed by Erno Rapee, lyrics by Lew Pollack Reception Variety wrote the following:A combination of attractive, intelligent performances and consistently interesting, De Luxecolorful photography of interiors and exteriors – mostly the French Riviera – provide big plus qualities in this 20th-Fox adaptation of Tender Is The Night. This may not be a 100 proof distillation of F. Scott Fitzgerald. But Tender Is The Night is nonetheless on its own filmic terms a thoughtful, disturbing and at times absorbing romantic drama...<p>Jones emerges a crisply fresh, intriguing personality and creates a striking character as the schizophrenic Nicole. Robards, whose non-matinee-idol masculinity makes him an ideal choice for the role of the ill-fated doctor-husband, Dick Diver, plays with intelligence and conviction. Joan Fontaine is convincing as Nicole’s shallow, older sister, performing with the right manifestation of frivolity and bite that her part requires. See also List of American films of 1962 References External links 1962 films 20th Century Fox films CinemaScope films Films based on works by F. Scott Fitzgerald Films directed by Henry King Films scored by Bernard Herrmann Films set in the Roaring Twenties 1962 drama films Films based on American novels American drama films Films set on the French Riviera Films set in Rome Films set in Zürich 1960s English-language films 1960s American films