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There's Always Tomorrow Overview:

There's Always Tomorrow (1956) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Douglas Sirk and produced by Ross Hunter.

SYNOPSIS

Sirk takes a 1934 melodrama (itself worth seeing for Frank Morgan's knockout performance) and turns it into an up-to-the-minute portrait of quiet desperation. MacMurray, a toy company executive whose latest product is a perfectly appropriate robot, exists from day to day locked without love in a household that values only his financial contribution. When he runs into old flame Stanwyck, possibilities multiply in his mind but never come to pass despite his family's dark suspicions.

(Source: available at Amazon AMC Classic Movie Companion).

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THE FRED MACMURRAY BLOGATHON: There's Always Tomorrow (1956)

on Aug 30, 2018 From Caftan Woman

Phyllis Loves Classic Movies is hosting the Fred MacMurray Blogathon running from August 30 to September 1. HERE is where you will find the tributes to this outstanding actor. Fred MacMurray is a favourite actor of mine. Comedy or drama, he rarely puts a foot wrong. I attribute this to his ... Read full article

THE FRED MACMURRAY BLOGATHON: There's Always Tomorrow (1956)

on Aug 30, 2018 From Caftan Woman

Phyllis Loves Classic Movies is hosting the Fred MacMurray Blogathon running from August 30 to September 1. HERE is where you will find the tributes to this outstanding actor. Fred MacMurray is a favourite actor of mine. Comedy or drama, he rarely puts a foot wrong. I attribute this to his ... Read full article

There's Always Tomorrow (1956).

By Dawn on Jun 3, 2010 From Noir and Chick Flicks

There's Always Tomorrow (1956). Drama. Director: Douglas Sirk. Cast: Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray and Joan Bennett. The screenplay was written by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, based on novel by Ursula Parrott.Clifford Groves, works hard running a toy manufacturing business and afterwards goes home to h... Read full article

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There's Always Tomorrow Quotes:

Ann: [to Vinnie] It's funny. I'm positive your father hasn't done a thing to be ashamed of, but, you know something, I wouldn't blame him if he had.
Norma Miller Vale: Love is a very reckless thing. Maybe it isn't even a good thing. When you're young and in love, nothing matters except your own satisfaction. The tragic thing about growing older is that you can't be quite as reckless anymore.
Norma Miller Vale: I never knew how to give love - only to take it.
Marion Groves: At my age a birthday is only a time to turn all mirrors to the wall.
Norma Miller Vale: I guess that's the hardest job to learn in the whole world... how to give love and expect nothing in return.
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