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The Mortal Storm (14-Jun-1940)
Director: Frank Borzage
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| Ward Bond |
Actor |
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5-Nov-1960 |
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| Dan Dailey |
Actor |
14-Dec-1913 |
16-Oct-1978 |
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| Bonita Granville |
Actor |
2-Feb-1923 |
11-Oct-1988 |
These Three |
| Russell Hicks |
Actor |
4-Jun-1895 |
1-Jun-1957 |
American character actor |
| Frank Morgan |
Actor |
1-Jun-1890 |
18-Sep-1949 |
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| Maria Ouspenskaya |
Actor |
29-Jul-1876 |
3-Dec-1949 |
Waterloo Bridge |
| Irene Rich |
Actor |
13-Oct-1891 |
22-Apr-1988 |
The Mortal Storm |
| Robert Stack |
Actor |
13-Jan-1919 |
14-May-2003 |
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| Jimmy Stewart |
Actor |
20-May-1908 |
2-Jul-1997 |
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| Margaret Sullavan |
Actor |
16-May-1911 |
1-Jan-1960 |
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| Robert Young |
Actor |
22-Feb-1907 |
21-Jul-1998 |
Marcus Welby, M.D. |
REVIEWS Review by Julie Warren (posted on 23-May-2007) I had never heard of this movie and ran across it about 10 minutes in. I couldn't walk away and watched all the rest. It was very interesting with a clear message. I was attracted to it because of the wonderful actors in it when they were so young. It was fascinating that it was made in 1940 and so clearly stated the dangers that later led us into war. It was definately worth the time investment.
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