| I'll Be Seeing You | |||||
| MGM / UA (1944) | |||||
| Drama, Family | |||||
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| Shirley Temple | Barbara Marshall | |
| Ginger Rogers | Mary Marshall | |
| Joseph Cotten | Zachary Morgan | |
| Spring Byington | Mrs. Marshall | |
| Tom Tully | Mr. Marshall | |
| John Derek | Lieutenant Bruce | |
| Chill Wills | Swanson | |
| Kenny Bowers | Sailor on Train | |
| Fred Aldrich | Sidewalk Cowboy Extra | |
| Walter Baldwin | Train Vendor | |
| Margaret Bert | Mother of Boys | |
| Jack Carr | Counterman at Train Station | |
| Robert Dudley | Pine Hills YMCA hotel attendant | |
| Gary Gray | Franklin | |
| Eddie Hall | Charlie Hartman |
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| Producer | Dore Schary
David O. Selznick |
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| Writer | Marion Parsonnet
Charles Martin |
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| Cinematography | Tony Gaudio
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| Musician | Daniele Amfitheatrof
Sammy Fain |
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They Could Shut Out The World...But Not Their Pasts. Oscar winner Ginger Rogers and Joseph Cotten top a stellar cast in this tender wartime love story about two troubled strangers who meet by chance and try to crowd a lifetime of love and laughter into eight days. "Studded with brilliant performances" (Variety), I'll Be Seeing You "manages to ambush your emotions and hasten your heartbeats" (Hollywood Citizen-News). After serving half of a prison sentence for accidental manslaughter, Mary Marshall (Rogers) is allowed a holiday furlough to visit her family. Keeping her history a secret, she falls in love with a kindhearted G.I. (Cotten) who's struggling to overcome shell shock. Both long for a normal life. But can they have it if he learns the truth about her? |
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