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After serving half of a prison sentence for accidental manslaughter, Mary Marshall (Ginger Rogers) is allowed a holiday furlough to visit her family. Keeping her history a secret, she falls in love with a kindhearted G.I. (Joseph Cotten) who's struggling to overcome post-traumatic stress disorder.
Original Release
01/05/1945
US Release
01/05/1945
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Ginger Rogers | Mary Marshall |
| Joseph Cotten | Zachary Morgan |
| Shirley Temple | Barbara Marshall |
| Spring Byington | Mrs. Marshall |
| Tom Tully | Mr. Marshall |
| John Derek | Lt. Bruce |
| Chill Wills | Swanson |
| Kenny Bowers | Sailor on Train |
| Fred Aldrich | Sidewalk Cowboy |
| Walter Baldwin | Train Vendor (replaced by Olin Howland) |
Directors
William Dieterle, George Cukor
Writers
Marion Parsonnet, Charles Martin
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Ginger Rogers | Mary Marshall |
| Joseph Cotten | Zachary Morgan |
| Shirley Temple | Barbara Marshall |
| Spring Byington | Mrs. Marshall |
| Tom Tully | Mr. Marshall |
| John Derek | Lt. Bruce |
| Chill Wills | Swanson |
| Kenny Bowers | Sailor on Train |
| Fred Aldrich | Sidewalk Cowboy |
| Walter Baldwin | Train Vendor (replaced by Olin Howland) |
| Brandon Beach | Minor Role |
| Margaret Bert | Mother of Boys |
| Jack Carr | Counterman at Train Station |
| Helen Dickson | New Year's Eve Partygoer |
| Robert Dudley | Pine Hills YMCA Hotel Attendant |
| Gary Gray | Franklin - Boy with Toy Machine Gun |
| Eddie Hall | Charlie Hartman |
| Joe Haworth | Sailor in Coffee Shop |
| Louanne Hogan | Singer at Party (singing title song) |
| Olin Howland | Train Vendor |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| David O. Selznick | Executive Producer |
| Dore Schary | Producer |
Editors
