The Very Thought of You

Synopsis

The Very Thought of You is a heartwarming romantic drama released in 1944, starring the charming Dennis Morgan. The story revolves around a love triangle involving a soldier, a war correspondent, and a beautiful woman. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the film explores the complexities of relationships, duty, and sacrifice. As the characters navigate through the uncertainties of wartime, they are confronted with profound choices that test the limits of their love and loyalty. Filled with emotional depth and poignant moments, The Very Thought of You is a timeless classic that captures the essence of human emotions and the power of love in challenging times.

Cast

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  Dennis Morgan

  Sgt. David Stewart

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  Eleanor Parker

  Janet Wheeler

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  Dane Clark

  Sgt. 'Fixit' Gilman

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  Faye Emerson

  Cora 'Cuddles' Colton

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  Beulah Bondi

  Mrs. Harriet Wheeler

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  Henry Travers

  Pop Wheeler

Reviews

The Very Thought of You, featuring Dennis Morgan, has garnered a mix of reviews over the years. Some critics have praised the film for its engaging storyline and strong performances. Marjorie Baumgarten from Austin Chronicle described it as 'a touching portrayal of love and war.' On the other hand, there are critics who found the plot predictable and lacking depth. The Hollywood Reporter noted that 'despite its talented cast, the film fails to deliver a truly compelling narrative.' However, most viewers appreciate the chemistry between the lead actors and the touching moments throughout the film. IMDb rates The Very Thought of You at 7.0/10, indicating a generally positive reception among audiences.