Close To My Heart (1951)
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Paramount's Ray Milland and 20th Century-Fox's Gene Tierney star in Warner Bros.' Close to My Heart. The stars play, respectively, journalist Brad Sheridan and his wife Midge. Unable to have children of her own, Midge opts for adoption, thereby subjecting her husband and herself to the… More Paramount's Ray Milland and 20th Century-Fox's Gene Tierney star in Warner Bros.' Close to My Heart. The stars play, respectively, journalist Brad Sheridan and his wife Midge. Unable to have children of her own, Midge opts for adoption, thereby subjecting her husband and herself to the very exacting requirements of adoption agencies. Upon learning of an abandoned child left at a police station, Midge determines to claim the baby for her own, but Brad refuses to go along with his wife's plans until he can find out something more about the child's parents. Brad's feverish above-and-beyond search for the facts make him a highly unreliable adoption risk--but there's still hope for a happy ending. Ironically, star Gene Tierney was still trying to cope with the personal tragedy of giving birth to a severely retarded daughter while filming Close to My Heart. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- William Keighley
- Genres
- Drama
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Jan 1, 1951 Wide
- Studio
- Warner Bros
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Cast
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Ray Milland
as Brad Sheridan
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Gene Tierney
as Midge Sheridan
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Fay Bainter
as Mrs. Morrow
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Howard St. John
as E.O. Frost
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Mary Beth Hughes
as Arlene
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Ann Morrison
as Mrs. Barker
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James Seay
as Evarts Heilner
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Baby John Winslow
as Himself
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Eddie Marr
as Taxi Driver Dunne
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John Alvin
as Haggard Man
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Rodney Bell
as Young Father
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Nan Boardman
as Woman Patient
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Ralph Byrd
as Charlie
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Elizabeth Flournoy
as Receptionist
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Fred Graham
as Guard
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Lois Hall
as Young Mother
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Louis Jean Heydt
as Mr. Duncan
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Gertrude W. Hoffman
as Mrs. Madison
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Lee Prather
as Farmer
