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Tomorrow Is Forever

film by Pichel [1946]
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  • Dracula's Daughter
    Irving Pichel
    / Directing

    …string of home-front dramas with Tomorrow Is Forever (1946), in which Orson Welles portrayed a presumed-dead soldier returning home to find that his wife (played by Claudette Colbert) has remarried. That plot had recently been played for laughs by Garson Kanin in My Favorite Wife, but Pichel exacted sufficient emotion…

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    …string of home-front dramas with Tomorrow Is Forever (1946), in which Orson Welles portrayed a presumed-dead soldier returning home to find that his wife (played by Claudette Colbert) has remarried. That plot had recently been played for laughs by Garson Kanin in My Favorite Wife, but Pichel exacted sufficient emotion…

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  • Orson Welles
    Orson Welles
    / Films of the later 1940s: The Stranger, The Lady from Shanghai, and Macbeth

    …Colbert in Irving Pichel’s melodrama Tomorrow Is Forever (1946) before finally being given a chance by producer Sam Spiegel.

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    …Colbert in Irving Pichel’s melodrama Tomorrow Is Forever (1946) before finally being given a chance by producer Sam Spiegel.

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