Young Widow
THE GIRL...ALL AMERICA HAS BEEN WAITING TO SEE!
A young bride tries to rebuild her life after she learns her husband has been killed in the war.
- 4.6
- 1946
- Released
- 1h 40m
Jane Russell
Joan Kenwood
Louis Hayward
Jim Cameron
Faith Domergue
Gerry Taylor
Marie Wilson
"Mac" McCallister
Kent Taylor
Peter Waring
Penny Singleton
Peg Martin
Louise Beavers
Rosie
Connie Gilchrist
Aunt Cissie
Cora Witherspoon
Aunt Emeline
Norman Lloyd
Sammy Jackson
Steve Brodie
Willie Murphy
Richard Bailey
Bill Martin
Robert Holton
Bob JohnsonPeter Garey
Navy Lieutenant SmithWilliam Moss
Marine Lieutenant Pearson
William Murphy
Army Lieutenant Hope
Leigh Whipper
Nate (Uncredited)
Walter Baldwin
Miller (Uncredited)
Harry Barris
Officer's Club Pianist (Uncredited)
James Burke
Motorcycle Cop (Uncredited)
Jimmie Dodd
Soldier in Officer's Club (Uncredited)Ben Hall
Sailor in Hospital Waiting Room (Uncredited)
Cordell Hickman
Black Boy (Uncredited)
George Meader
Photographer (Uncredited)
Gerald Mohr
Walter (Uncredited)
William Newell
Charlie (Uncredited)
Harry Strang
Skycap (Uncredited)
James Flavin
Subway Conductor (Uncredited)Charles Ferguson
Subway Onlooker (Uncredited)
Jessie Arnold
Woman Who Falls Under Train (Uncredited)Margaret Bert
Woman on Subway Platform (Uncredited)
George Lloyd
Man on Subway Platform (Uncredited)Thomas Martin
Nightclub Bartender (Uncredited)
Chet Brandenburg
Nightclub Waiter (Uncredited)
Larry Steers
Nightclub Waiter (Uncredited)James Conaty
Nightclub Patron (Uncredited)Edward Biby
Nightclub Patron (Uncredited)
Charles Sullivan
Nightclub Patron (Uncredited)
John Kelly
Cab Driver (Uncredited)
Dick Wessel
Cab Driver (Uncredited)Released
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- #new york city
- #soldier
- #war widow
Reviews
This film boasts two strong performances from Jane Russell and Louis Hayward. The former, a young widow still coming to terms with the death of her husband; the latter, a man she encounters on a train - and one who falls for her immediately. She is less than impressed! What ensues is a characterful romantic cat and mouse, but with a bit more depth. There is a poignancy to the grief of "Joan". It i