1956·Drama·1h 24m
7.1
★
When a toy manufacturer feels ignored and unappreciated by his wife and children, he begins to rekindle a past love when a former employee comes back into his life.
Directed by Douglas Sirk
horseback riding
old flame
electric train
toy factory
ballet class
pasadena
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Cast
Fred MacMurray
Clifford Groves
Barbara Stanwyck
Norma Miller Vale
Joan Bennett
Marion Groves
William Reynolds
Vincent 'Vinnie' Groves
Pat Crowley
Ann
Gigi Perreau
Ellen Groves
Jane Darwell
Mme Rogers
Race Gentry
Bob
Myrna Hansen
Ruth
Judy Nugent
Frances 'Frankie' Groves
Paul Smith
Bellboy
Helen Kleeb
Miss Walker
Crew
Douglas Sirk
Director
Heinz Roemheld
Original Music Composer
Ross Hunter
Producer
Bud Westmore
Makeup Artist
Popular Reviews
25 reviews
brunettegsundae
5.0★ · 08/23/25
Norma and Cliff are really cute together, but I stopped liking them when she said that he had a reason to betray his wife, whom he had been married to for 20 years, with the most unbelievable excuses, just because she wasn’t there for him for two days because of THEIR OWN kids, and because the kids weren’t with him all the time or saying they loved him every moment, even though it was clear they did. For me, he is even worse for throwing away 20 years of a happy marriage just because she couldn’t be there for two situations. For me, he never really loved his wife. Sorry, not my style
Norma and Cliff are really cute together, but I stopped liking them when she said that he had a reason to betray his wife, whom he had been married to for 20 years, with the most unbelievable excuses, just because she wasn’t there for him for two days because of THEIR OWN kids, and because the kids weren’t with him all the time or saying they loved him every moment, even though it was clear they did. For me, he is even worse for throwing away 20 years of a happy marriage just because she couldn’t be there for two situations. For me, he never really loved his wife. Sorry, not my style
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Gabby
6.0★ · 04/05/25
GET A JOB
STAY AWAY FROM HER
STAY AWAY FROM HER
GET A JOB
STAY AWAY FROM HER
STAY AWAY FROM HER
Andrew Warren
8.0★ · 02/19/25
“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.”
There’s Always Tomorrow is my second Douglas Sirk film and stars two of my favorite actors of the time, Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. I really loved this film. So many beautiful shots and great story of how out of control love can be. Both Stanwyck and MacMurray are great and it’s not the first film I’ve seen where both of them shared the screen. I saw Remember the Night in December and it became one of my new favorite Christmas films. I can say I don’t think I’ll ever get old of seeing these two on screen. There’s Always Tomorrow was a stellar film and definitely one I could watch again in the future.
There’s Always Tomorrow is my second Douglas Sirk film and stars two of my favorite actors of the time, Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. I really loved this film. So many beautiful shots and great story of how out of control love can be. Both Stanwyck and MacMurray are great and it’s not the first film I’ve seen where both of them shared the screen. I saw Remember the Night in December and it became one of my new favorite Christmas films. I can say I don’t think I’ll ever get old of seeing these two on screen. There’s Always Tomorrow was a stellar film and definitely one I could watch again in the future.
“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.”
There’s Always Tomorrow is my second Douglas Sirk film and stars two of my favorite actors of the time, Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. I really loved this film. So many beautiful shots and great story of how out of control love can be. Both Stanwyck and MacMurray are great and it’s not the first film I’ve seen where both of them shared the screen. I saw Remember the Night in December and it became one of my new favorite Christmas films. I can say I don’t think I’ll ever get old of seeing these two on screen. There’s Always Tomorrow was a stellar film and definitely one I could watch again in the future.
There’s Always Tomorrow is my second Douglas Sirk film and stars two of my favorite actors of the time, Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. I really loved this film. So many beautiful shots and great story of how out of control love can be. Both Stanwyck and MacMurray are great and it’s not the first film I’ve seen where both of them shared the screen. I saw Remember the Night in December and it became one of my new favorite Christmas films. I can say I don’t think I’ll ever get old of seeing these two on screen. There’s Always Tomorrow was a stellar film and definitely one I could watch again in the future.
grcentm
8.4★ · 12/15/24
barbara and fred’s tragic yearning always hurts so good
barbara and fred’s tragic yearning always hurts so good
ChaiclassicsPRO
10.0★ · 09/30/24
Fuck em kids for treating Phyllis like that in this sequel... Best believe if Barbara Stanwyck was actually like Phyllis she would have no mercy for u rats...
Fuck em kids for treating Phyllis like that in this sequel... Best believe if Barbara Stanwyck was actually like Phyllis she would have no mercy for u rats...