I’ve Always Loved You (1946) - film review

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I’ve Always Loved You is an American film first released in 1946, directed by Frank Borzage. The film stars Philip Dorn, Catherine McLeod, Bill Carter, Maria Ouspenskaya and Felix Bressart. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Frank Borzage
Script: Borden Chase
Photo: Tony Gaudio
Music: Walter Scharf
Cast: Philip Dorn (Leopold Goronoff), Catherine McLeod (Myra Hassman), Bill Carter (George Sampter), Maria Ouspenskaya (Madame Goronoff), Felix Bressart (Frederick Hassman), Elizabeth Patterson (Mrs. Sompter), Vanessa Brown (Georgette ’Porgy’ Sampter at 17), Lewis Howard (Michael Severin), Adele Mara (Señorita Fortaleza), Gloria Donovan (Porgy at 5), Stephanie Bachelor (Redhead), Cora Witherspoon (Edwina Blythe), Fritz Feld (Nicholas Kavlun), Artur Rubinstein (Himself, Piano Recordings), Lillian Bronson (Music Teacher), Edgar Caldwell (Call Boy), Paulina Carter (12 Year Old Girl), Maurice Cass (Music Teacher), Charles Coleman (Butler), Harry Depp (Neighbor), Gordon Dumont (Call Boy), Paul Harvey (Undetermined Role), Al Hill (Stagehand), James Kirkwood (Murphy), James Linn (Call Boy), Junius Matthews (Little Man), Mira McKinney (Music Teacher), Forbes Murray (Music Critic), John Mylong (Impresario), André Previn (Longhair), Hector Sarno (Man with Basket), John Sheehan (Stagehand), Helen Talbot (Bit Role)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 117 min

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