"STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART" 21 September 1953 Drama 95 mins
A war correspondent who was stationed in Paris during WW II married a French girl who was murdered by the Nazis. After the war he returns to to try to find his son, whom he lost during a bombing raid but has been told is living in an orphanage in Paris.
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Bing Crosby as Bill Wainright
Claude Dauphin as Pierre Verdier
Christian Fourcade as Jean
Gabrielle Dorziat as Mother Superior
Yola d'Avril as Madame Le Blanc (uncredited)
Nicole Maurey as Lisa Garret
Colette Deréal as Nelly
Georgette Anys as Madame Quilleboeuf
Henri Letondal as Tracing Service Clerk
Peter Baldwin as Lt. Walker
Tina Blagoi as Sister Therese
Jean Del Val as Dr. Biroux
Allan Douglas as Aide to Attaché
Arthur Dulac as Waiter
Roger Etienne as Waiter
Jacques Gallo as Paul
George Seaton Director
William Perlberg Producer
George Seaton Screenplay
Victor Young Music
Alma Macrorie Editor
George Barnes Cinematography
Hal Pereira Art Direction
Henry Bumstead Art Direction
Gordon Jennings Special Effects
Sam Comer Set Decoration
Ross Dowd Set Decoration
Gladys de Segonzac Costume Design
Wally Westmore Makeup Supervisor
Harry D. Mills Sound Recordist
Gene Garvin Sound Recordist
Francisco Day Assistant Director
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United States 21 September 1953
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04 June 1953
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11 February 1953
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17 June 1953
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01 December 1953
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13 December 1953
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24 December 1953
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