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Jane Wyman | ... |
Ruth Wood
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Van Johnson | ... |
Pvt. Arthur 'Art' Hugenon
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Peggie Castle | ... |
Millie Kranz
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Fred Clark | ... |
Steven Jalonik
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Eileen Heckart | ... |
Grace Ullman
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Josephine Hutchinson | ... |
Agnes Wood
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William Gargan | ... |
Harry Wood
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Marcel Dalio | ... |
Marcel, Waiter
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George Givot | ... |
Headwaiter
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Barbara Nichols | ... |
Arlene Parker nee Witchy
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Halliwell Hobbes | ... |
Ely B. 'Windy' Windgate
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Paul Picerni | ... |
Priest
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Alan King | ... |
Sgt. Gilbert 'Gil' Parker
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Irene Seidner | ... |
Mrs. Hamer
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Arte Johnson | ... |
Monty
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A fanciful, O. Henryesque tale set in New York City during World War II. A shy, lonely woman and a dashing soldier from Tennessee meet in the rain late one afternoon, and end up falling in love. But Fate threatens to come between them. Written by Eugene Kim <genekim@concentric.net>
It is a wonderful and magical film, somewhat similar to one of my all-time favorites, "Portrait of Jennie". I might change a line or two, or a scene or two, but overall this is really something special. Very sad, but imbued with the truest of hope and happiness. Like "Portrait of Jennie", it is a truly religious film.