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From This Day Forward

From This Day Forward

5,4 /10 (13 Votes)
1946 EN 95 min

Overview

A young American soldier, with an honorable discharge, returns home from World War II to his bride, whom he married after a short courtship and has not seen for several years. The two come together with many trials and tribulations in trying to preserve their marriage in the post-war years.

Release date

02/03/1946

Votes

13

Popularity

1.1

EVERY DAY LOVE! EVERY DAY LIFE!

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

95 min

Joan Fontaine

Joan Fontaine

Susan

Mark Stevens

Mark Stevens

Bill Cummings

Rosemary DeCamp

Rosemary DeCamp

Martha Beesley

Harry Morgan

Harry Morgan

Hank Beesley

Wally Brown

Wally Brown

Jake Beesley

Arline Judge

Arline Judge

Margie Beesley

Renny McEvoy

Renny McEvoy

Charlie Beesley

Bobby Driscoll

Bobby Driscoll

Billy Beesley

Mary Treen

Mary Treen

Alice Beesley

No photo

Doreen McCann

Barbara Beesley

Erskine Sanford

Erskine Sanford

Higgler

Queenie Smith

Queenie Smith

Mrs. Beesley

Carol Forman

Carol Forman

Counselor in Unemployment Office

No photo

Polly Bailey

Manageress

Bobby Barber

Bobby Barber

Ice Man

No photo

John Barton

Bartender

No photo

Guy Beach

Magistrate

Chet Brandenburg

Chet Brandenburg

Pedestrian on Sidewalk

No photo

Charles Campbell

Clerk

No photo

Doria Caron

Dispatcher

William Challee

William Challee

Pawnbroker

Ellen Corby

Ellen Corby

Mother

No photo

Russell Custer

Police Officer

Johnny Duncan

Johnny Duncan

Young Lieutenant

Ralph Dunn

Ralph Dunn

Bailiff

Blake Edwards

Blake Edwards

Night Club Patron

No photo

Virginia Engels

Woman in Window

Jack Gargan

Jack Gargan

Milkman

No photo

Sally Gordon

Girl on Bridge

No photo

Vincent Graeff

Boy

No photo

Erick Hanson

Attorney

No photo

Manny Harmon

Orchestra Leader

No photo

Alf Haugen

Man in Bar

No photo

Timmy Hawkins

Boy

No photo

Pat Hennigan

Boy

Jimmie Horan

Jimmie Horan

Man in Line

No photo

John Indrisano

John

Milton Kibbee

Milton Kibbee

Factory Foreman

Ethan Laidlaw

Ethan Laidlaw

Worker

Sam Lufkin

Sam Lufkin

Husband

No photo

Tex Mooney

Bouncer

Ida Moore

Ida Moore

Hairdresser

No photo

Mike Morelli

Mike

Frances Morris

Frances Morris

Hoffman's Secretary

Theodore Newton

Theodore Newton

Mr. Brewer

Tommy Noonan

Tommy Noonan

Maxie

No photo

Anton Northpole

Anton

Moroni Olsen

Moroni Olsen

Tim Bagley

No photo

Rose Plumer

Mrs. Gumel

No photo

Patricia Prest

Little Girl

Bill Raisch

Bill Raisch

Man in Employment Office / Bar Patron

Joey Ray

Joey Ray

District Attorney

No photo

Amelia Romano

Nurse

Shimen Ruskin

Shimen Ruskin

Artist in Shop

No photo

Lucille Sayre

Dance Instructor

No photo

Doreen Tryden

Singer

Charles Wagenheim

Charles Wagenheim

Hoffman

No photo

Alan Ward

Detective

Original Soundtrack

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John Chard

John Chard

2013-12-24

⭐ 5

All Brides are Beautiful. From This Day Forward is directed by John Berry and adapted to screenplay by Garson Kanin and Hugo Butler from the novel All Brides are Beautiful written by Thomas Bell. It stars Joan Fontaine, Mark Stevens, Rosemary DeCamp, Harry Morgan, Wally Brown, Arline Judge and Renny McEvoy. Music is by Leigh Harline and cinematography by George Barnes. Rom-Dram that finds Stevens and Fontaine as a young couple struggling with the perils and optimism of post-war life. Story unfolds in flashback as Stevens reminisces about how he met Fontaine and their subsequent…

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2022-09-05

⭐ 6

Try as she might, Joan Fontaine just cannot make a silk purse from the sow's ear on show here from John Berry. She portrays "Susan", a young assistant in a bookshop who has married "Bill" (Mark Stevens). Flashback fills in the gaps as this young couple meet and fall in love before WWII intervenes and when he returns, the pair must adjust to post war life. The film effectively illustrates the difficulties faced by returning soldiers, and of their spouses and families, as they all try to adapt to their new circumstances. For "Bill", that involves dealing with the ennui (I suppose it might be con…

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