From This Day Forward (1946)
From This Day Forward
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.
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Joan Fontaine
as Susan
as Susan
Mark Stevens
as Bill Cummings
as Bill Cummings
Rosemary DeCamp
as Martha Beesley
as Martha Beesley
Harry Morgan
as Hank Beesley
as Hank Beesley
Wally Brown
as Jake Beesley
as Jake Beesley
Arline Judge
as Margie Beesley
as Margie Beesley
Renny McEvoy
as Charlie Beesley
as Charlie Beesley
Bobby Driscoll
as Billy Beesley
as Billy Beesley
Mary Treen
as Alice Beesley
as Alice Beesley
Doreen McCann
as Barbara Beesley
as Barbara Beesley
Erskine Sanford
as Higgler
as Higgler
Queenie Smith
as Mrs. Beesley
as Mrs. Beesley
Carol Forman
as Counselor in Unemployment Office
as Counselor in Unemployment Office
Polly Bailey
as Manageress
as Manageress
Bobby Barber
as Ice Man
as Ice Man
John Barton
as Bartender
as Bartender
Guy Beach
as Magistrate
as Magistrate
Chet Brandenburg
as Pedestrian on Sidewalk
as Pedestrian on Sidewalk
Charles Campbell
as Clerk
as Clerk
Doria Caron
as Dispatcher
as Dispatcher
William Challee
as Pawnbroker
as Pawnbroker
Ellen Corby
as Mother
as Mother
Russell Custer
as Police Officer
as Police Officer
Johnny Duncan
as Young Lieutenant
as Young Lieutenant
Ralph Dunn
as Bailiff
as Bailiff
Blake Edwards
as Night Club Patron
as Night Club Patron
Virginia Engels
as Woman in Window
as Woman in Window
Jack Gargan
as Milkman
as Milkman
Sally Gordon
as Girl on Bridge
as Girl on Bridge
Vincent Graeff
as Boy
as Boy
Erick Hanson
as Attorney
as Attorney
Manny Harmon
as Orchestra Leader
as Orchestra Leader
Alf Haugen
as Man in Bar
as Man in Bar
Timmy Hawkins
as Boy
as Boy
Pat Hennigan
as Boy
as Boy
Jimmie Horan
as Man in Line
as Man in Line
John Indrisano
as John
as John
Milton Kibbee
as Factory Foreman
as Factory Foreman
Ethan Laidlaw
as Worker
as Worker
Sam Lufkin
as Husband
as Husband
Tex Mooney
as Bouncer
as Bouncer
Ida Moore
as Hairdresser
as Hairdresser
Mike Morelli
as Mike
as Mike
Frances Morris
as Hoffman's Secretary
as Hoffman's Secretary
Theodore Newton
as Mr. Brewer
as Mr. Brewer
Tommy Noonan
as Maxie
as Maxie
Anton Northpole
as Anton
as Anton
Moroni Olsen
as Tim Bagley
as Tim Bagley
Rose Plumer
as Mrs. Gumel
as Mrs. Gumel
Patricia Prest
as Little Girl
as Little Girl
Bill Raisch
as Man in Employment Office / Bar Patron
as Man in Employment Office / Bar Patron
Joey Ray
as District Attorney
as District Attorney
Amelia Romano
as Nurse
as Nurse
Shimen Ruskin
as Artist in Shop
as Artist in Shop
Lucille Sayre
as Dance Instructor
as Dance Instructor
Doreen Tryden
as Singer
as Singer
Charles Wagenheim
as Hoffman
as Hoffman
Alan Ward
as Detective
as Detective
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Thomas Bell
Novel
Novel
John Berry
Director
Director
Hugo Butler
Screenplay
Screenplay
Clifford Odets
Additional Writing
Additional Writing
Charles Schnee
Writer
Writer
Edith R. Sommer
Writer
Writer
Mel Berns
Makeup Artist
Makeup Artist
Eddie Pyle
Camera Operator
Camera Operator
Alfred Herman
Art Direction
Art Direction
George Barnes
Director of Photography
Director of Photography
Sam Ruman
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
C. Bakaleinikoff
Music Director
Music Director
Sherman Todd
Second Unit Director
Second Unit Director
Albert S. D'Agostino
Art Direction
Art Direction
Vernon L. Walker
Special Effects
Special Effects
Jack J. Gross
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
Leigh Harline
Original Music Composer
Original Music Composer
Darrell Silvera
Set Decoration
Set Decoration
Frank Doyle
Editor
Editor
Earl A. Wolcott
Sound
Sound
Gil Grau
Music Arranger
Music Arranger
Edward Stevenson
Costume Design
Costume Design
William L. Pereira
Producer
Producer
Garson Kanin
Adaptation
Adaptation
Clem Portman
Sound
Sound
Russell A. Cully
Visual Effects
Visual Effects
