In the Meantime, Darling (1944)
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In this wartime comedy, a spoiled socialite attempts to endure army life after marrying a lieutenant. The constant traveling and inadequate quarters are almost more than she can bear. That she cannot get along with the other soldier's wives makes matters worse. When her husband's unit is… More In this wartime comedy, a spoiled socialite attempts to endure army life after marrying a lieutenant. The constant traveling and inadequate quarters are almost more than she can bear. That she cannot get along with the other soldier's wives makes matters worse. When her husband's unit is placed on alert, she tries to get her father to help him get assigned a permanent position stateside. The couple then has a misunderstanding when he falsely believes that she is with child. Finally the woman begins to understand the nature of true patriotism and begins supporting her husband. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Otto Preminger
- Written By
- Arthur Kober, Michael H. Uris
- Genres
- Drama, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Jan 1, 1944 Wide
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Cast
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Jeanne Crain
as Maggie Preston
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Frank Latimore
as Lt. Daniel Ferguson
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Eugene Pallette
as H.B. Preston
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Mary Nash
as Mrs. Preston
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Stanley Prager
as Philip "Red" Pianatowski
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Gale Robbins
as Shirley Pianatowski
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Jane Randolph
as Jerry Armstrong
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Doris Merrick
as Mrs. MacAndrews
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Cara Williams
as Ruby Mae Sayre
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Ann Corcoran
as Mrs. Bennett
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Reed Hadley
as Maj. Phillips
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Heather Angel
as Mrs. Nelson
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Bonnie Bannon
as Mrs. Farnum
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Cliff Clark
as Col. Corkery
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Elizabeth Risdon
as Mrs. Corkery
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Lee Bennett Sobel
as Lt. Sayre
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Roger Clark
as Lt. Sullivan
- Eddie Acuff
- Lillian Bronson
- Janet Burston
- Ruth Clifford
- Marvin Davis
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Paul Harvey
as Gen. Garnett
- Don Hayden
- Charles Hayes
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Olin Howland
as Mr. Morehouse
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Milt Kibbee
as Postman
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Glenn Langan
as Lt. Larkin
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Mae Marsh
as Emma
- Mary McCarty
- Frank McLure
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Clarence Muse
as Henry
- B.S. Pully
- Merrill Rodin
- Sonny Tufts
- Geraldine Wall
- Frank Wilcox
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Blake Edwards
as Lt. Eley
- Evelyn Mulhall
