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There's Always Tomorrow

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In this moving story set in the 1950s, we follow a man named Fred MacMurray, a toy manufacturer caught in the routine of his family life. Fred is a devoted husband and father who has dedicated his existence to caring for his wife, daughter, and son, but he begins to feel invisible and trapped in a life devoid of excitement. As time goes on, his dreams and aspirations seem to fade away, plunging him into an abyss of frustration and disillusionment.

The unexpected twist comes with the appearance of an old lover, portrayed by the charming Barbara Stanwyck, who reenters Fred's life. She represents everything he has left behind and awakens in him a longing for the passion and adventure he has been stifling. As they reunite, Fred faces a dilemma between his family responsibilities and the attraction to the new and unknown that she represents.

With a script that intertwines the uncertainty of lost love with the reality of everyday responsibilities, the film delves into the internal struggle of a divided man. Is it possible to find redemption and happiness amidst duty? Through poignant reflections and painful choices, the story invites viewers to contemplate whether there is always time for a new beginning, even when circumstances seem to condemn him to the inevitable.

Media type
Movie
Year
1956
Director
Douglas Sirk
Writer
Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.40
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
88.00
Actors
Fred MacMurray
Barbara Stanwyck
Joan Bennett
William Reynolds
Pat Crowley
Gigi Perreau
Jane Darwell
Race Gentry
Myrna Hansen
Judy Nugent
Paul Smith
Helen Kleeb
Jane Howard
Frances Mercer
Sheila Bromley
Dorothy Bruce
Hermine Sterler
Fred Nurney
Hal Smith
Lulu Mae Bohrman
John Breen
Joe Brooks
Jean Byron
George Calliga
Jack Chefe
Beulah Christian
June Clayworth
Oliver Cross
Charles Fogel
Peter Gennaro
Stuart Hall
Bert Holland
Vonne Lester
Jack Lomas
Louise Lorimer
Patrick Miller
Carlyle Mitchell
Sol Murgi
William H. O'Brien
Charles Perry
James Rawley
Loretta Russell
Jeffrey Sayre
Norman Stevans
Bert Stevens
Loreli Vitek
Mack Williams
Gender
Drama
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Ross Hunter
Original title
There's Always Tomorrow
Duration
84
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