There's Always Tomorrow (1956)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Clifford Groves
as Norma
as Marion Groves
as Ellen
as Ann
as Vinnie Groves
as Bob
as Ruth
as Frankie Groves
as Mrs. Rogers
as Bellboy
as Flower Girl
as Miss Walker
as Ruth Doran
as Woman from Pasadena
as Chic Lady with Dog
as Sales Manager
as Tourist
as Tourist
as Bartender
as Foreman
as Pianist
as Saleswoman
as Clerk
as Mr. Carl
as Norma's Hotel Clerk
as Customer
as Groom
as Junior Executive
as Bit
as Cameo Appearance (uncredited)
Critic Reviews for There's Always Tomorrow
All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (1)
For Pete's sake, have mercy on Dad -- especially if you are contemplating taking him to see this film.
It's as suffocating a portrait of suburban middle class life as the you'll find in fifties cinema and Stanwyck is the flame that casts everything else into shadow.
Its title seems appropriate for a soap opera.
Audience Reviews for There's Always Tomorrow
Stylish drama acted expertly by super professionals. The powerful duo of Stanwyck and MacMurray excel when paired together and this is a fine example of that. Sadly this film is somewhat obscure.A shame since it really does examine in simple terms the crisis a man faces when he realizes he has fallen into a rut without being aware of it. Another winner from Sirk and perhaps even better then some of his better known films, which are certainly enjoyable if sometimes over the top and a little lurid, since the drama is muted and closer to real life.
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