• Director(s)

    John M Stahl

  • Production Year

    1939

  • Genre(s)

    Drama, Romance

  • Approx. running minutes

    92m

  • Cast

    Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer, Barbara O'Neil

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Film

When Tomorrow Comes

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WHEN TOMORROW COMES is a 1939 US romantic drama in which a pianist falls in love with a waitress.

WHEN TOMORROW COMES is a 1939 US romantic drama in which a pianist falls in love with a waitress.

theme
A character's mental illness is ascribed to the loss of her child a few years earlier, and there are brief scenes in which the woman becomes distressed. The woman speaks in undetailed terms about her mental illness, including to depression. People briefly believe a person may have taken their own life; however, their fears are rapidly assuaged when it transpires that the person has instead left their house. Following a flood, a person reports that a baby died. A person is carried away on a stretcher from a flooded area. A character becomes upset at the impending departure of a man with whom she is involved in an adulterous relationship. However, references to adulterous behaviour are undetailed.
During a storm, a tree branch falls on a car. However, the vehicle's occupants are unharmed. Adults smoke cigarettes in scenes which reflect the time period in which the film was made. There are also brief scenes in which adults drink alcohol.
  • Director(s)

    John M Stahl

  • Production Year

    1939

  • Genre(s)

    Drama, Romance

  • Approx. running minutes

    92m

  • Cast

    Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer, Barbara O'Neil

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Classified Date:
12/09/1939
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
General Film Dist Ltd
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Classified Date:
25/06/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Powerhouse Films UK
theme
A character's mental illness is ascribed to the loss of her child a few years earlier, and there are brief scenes in which the woman becomes distressed. The woman speaks in undetailed terms about her mental illness, including to depression. People briefly believe a person may have taken their own life; however, their fears are rapidly assuaged when it transpires that the person has instead left their house. Following a flood, a person reports that a baby died. A person is carried away on a stretcher from a flooded area. A character becomes upset at the impending departure of a man with whom she is involved in an adulterous relationship. However, references to adulterous behaviour are undetailed.
During a storm, a tree branch falls on a car. However, the vehicle's occupants are unharmed. Adults smoke cigarettes in scenes which reflect the time period in which the film was made. There are also brief scenes in which adults drink alcohol.
  • Classified date

    25/06/2024