Sunday Dinner for a Soldier Trailer

Sunday Dinner for a Soldier Trailer (1944)

08 December 1944 Drama, War 85 mins

A poor family in Florida saves all the money they can in order to plan something special for the soldier they've invited to Sunday dinner. They don't realize that their request to invite the soldier never got mailed. On the day of the scheduled dinner, another soldier is brought to their home and love soon blossoms between him and Tessa, the young woman who runs the home.

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Cast

Anne Baxter

as Tessa Osborne

John Hodiak

as Sgt. Eric Moore

Charles Winninger

as Dudley 'Granfeathers' Osborne

Connie Marshall

as Mary Osborne

Chill Wills

as Mr. York

Bobby Driscoll

as Jeep Osborne

Anne Revere

as Agatha Butterfield

International Releases Dates

United States 08 December 1944

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