There's Always Tomorrow (1956)



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Synopsis:
There's Always Tomorrow is a remake of a 1934 film of the same name. Fred MacMurray is a toy company executive whose wife (Joan Bennett) and kids (Gigi Perreau, William Reynolds and Judy Nugent) take him for granted. Barbara Stanwyck is Fred's former girlfriend, whose own business activities result in a surprise reunion. MacMurray falls back in love with Stanwyck and prepares to leave his family. MacMurray's children go to Stanwyck and politely ask her to back off. She does so, and MacMurray's wife Bennett, who's been out of town during all this, is none the wiser. In the original There's Always Tomorrow, the male and female leads (Frank Morgan and Binnie Barnes) were farther apart age-wise, making their brief encounter all the more poignant.

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
2/1/1956
Director Credit
Detlef Sierck Director
Cast Credit
Jack Lomas Pianist
James Rawley Foreman
Imogene Burkhart Saleswoman
Hal Smith Bartender
Vonne Lester Junior Executive
June Clayworth
Bert Holland Clerk
Lorelei Vitek Bit
Gina Ghislaine Ellen Groves
credited as Sheila Mannors Woman from Pasadena
Ross Hunter Extra
Mack Williams Norma's Hotel Clerk
Louise Lorimer Chic Lady with Dog
Carlyle Mitchell Mr. Carl
Patricia Crowley Ann
Barbara Stanwyck Norma Miller Vale
Fred MacMurray Clifford Groves
Joan Bennett Marion Groves
William Reynolds Vinnie Groves
Jane Darwell Mrs. Rogers
Race Gentry Bob
Myrna Hansen Ruth
Judy Nugent Frankie Groves
Paul Lawrence Smith Bellboy
Helen Kleeb Miss Walker
Jane Howard Flower Girl
Frances Mercer Ruth Doran
Dorothy Bruce Sales Manager
Hermine Sterler Tourist's Wife
Fred Nurney Tourist
Production Credits Credit
Martin Fuss Producer
Art Department Credit
Eric Orbom Art Director
Julia Heron Set Designer
Russell A. Gausman Set Designer
Alexander Golizen Art Director
Film Camera Credit
Russell Metty Cinematographer
Production Management Credit
Joseph E. Kenny first Assistant Director
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Jay A. Morley, Jr. Costume Designer



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