| I'll Never Forget You - Matinee Idol Collection | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1951) | |||||
| Drama, Fantasy, Romance | |||||
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| Sr. Tyrone Power | ||
| Dorothy Lamour | ||
| Herbert Marshall | Stephen Dominik | |
| Loretta Young | Laura Ridgeway | |
| Gene Tierney | ||
| Anne Baxter | Nora | |
| Cecil Kellaway | ||
| Joan Fontaine | ||
| Linda Darnell | ||
| Ann Blyth | Helen Pettigrew / Martha Forsyth | |
| Tyrone Power | Peter Standish | |
| Michael Rennie | Roger Forsyth | |
| Dennis Price | Tom Pettigrew | |
| Beatrice Campbell | Kate Pettigrew | |
| Kathleen Byron | Duchess of Devonshire | |
| Raymond Huntley | Mr. Throstle | |
| Irene Browne | Lady Anne Pettigrew | |
| Ronald Adam | Ronson | |
| Robert Atkins | Dr. Samuel Johnson | |
| Simone Simon | Marie Claudel | |
| Ruth Chatterton | Prof. Anna Mathe | |
| Don Ameche | Martin J. Canavan | |
| Slim Summerville | Judge Hart | |
| Dudley Digges | ||
| Walter Catlett | Eddie Johnson | |
| George Saunders | ||
| Jane Darwell | Mrs. Flaherty | |
| Srepin Fetchit | ||
| Pauline Moore | Lois Westcott |
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| Producer | Sol C. Siegel
Darryl F. Zanuck Nunnally Johnson |
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| Writer | John L. Balderston
Ranald MacDougall Darrell Ware Gregory Ratoff |
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| Musician | Cyril Mockridge
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He could melt the hearts of his leading ladies and make audiences swoon: Tyrone Power remains one of Hollywood's most enduring icons! Collected here are no less than ten of this leading man's greatest films, each delivering that irresistable charisma, on-screen chemistry and incomparable talent that made him a star! - Girls' Dormitory (1936) A schoolgirl crush that makes her a woman. - Cafe Metropole (1937) He bet it all and found love. - Day-Time Wife (1939) He had someone on the side, so did she. - Johnny Apollo (1940) A gangster by chance, a hero by choice. - The Luck Of The Irish (1948) Choosing good is the real pot of gold. - I'll Never Forget You (1951) A look back in time for love. - Love Is News (1937) Together they got the story straight. - That Wonderful Urge (1948) He should have really checked his source. - This Above All (1942) He's lost his belief in everything but love. - Second Honeymoon (1937) Love is better the second time around. |
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