White Cliffs of Dover, The run away Featuring picturesque location work in

Featuring picturesque location work in Budapest

and know that although we may bend

Supported by local advocate Eva Ansley

who travels to Venice in 1575 and becomes Shakespeare

White Cliffs of Dover, The run away Featuring picturesque location work inSusan Ashwood (Irene Dunne) lost her husband to one war. Will she lose her son to another? Radiating elegance and warmth, Dunne gives "one of her finest performances" (The Movie Guide) in this heartfelt romantic drama as an American who becomes the bride of a handsome British aristocrat (Alan Marshal), only to see him march off to the Great War and never return. Years later, England plunges into World War II and the past threatens to repeat itself