Blu-ray Review When Tomorrow Comes – Blu-ray Review (1 Viewer)

[t1g3r5fan]

Active since the early days of Hollywood, director John M. Stahl was one of the 36 founding members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1927 and also briefly served as an executive at the independent Tiffany Studios during the silent era. Successfully making the transition to sound, he made his mark with Imitation of Life (1934, which was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar) and Magnificent Obsession (1935), both of which would be remade by Douglas Sirk during the 1950’s. He closed out the 1930’s by reuniting with Irene Dunne (his leading lady of 1932’s Back Street and Magnificent Obsession) for a third collaboration with When Tomorrow Comes. Kino has licensed the movie for its US home video debut.



When Tomorrow Comes (1939)



Released: 11 Aug 1939
Rated: Passed
Runtime: 90 min...

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[timk1041]

I didn't know this was their biggest moneymaker. Thank you for another in depth review.

 

[Nick*Z]

Boyer's intercontinental 'charm' was always lost on me. I think he fared better when playing the torture soul in Garden of Allah, or the outright villain in MGM's glamorous remake of Gaslight!

 

[marcco00]

great review, thanx! will be getting this also, love these two together.

 

[marcco00]

my copy is arriving today, boy that was quick! the artwork on this case is soo good, i already made a spot on my bookshelf to display it!

 

[marcco00]