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1942, 125 MINS, US
CAST:
(M-G-M)
The film transcription of James Hilton's novel
Random Harvest, under Sidney Franklin's production and Mervyn LeRoy's direction,
achieves much more than average importance.
Ronald Colman plays Charles Rainier,
prosperous Briton who loses his memory as
result of shellshock in the First World War.
As the film opens he is a mental case in an
asylum where efforts are being made to restore his memory. He wanders off, eluding officers of the sanatorium.
Colman gives a fine performance but is not
quite the romantic type that he was years
before. In fact, he looks older than he should
have been for film expediency (he was 50 at the time of the making of the film).
Greer Garson, more charming and seductive than ever, is an important mainstay of
the picture. Essaying a highly sympathetic
role, she overshadows Colman.
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