this is a great little movie and full of interesting characters and situations. while not in the same class as some of the better known movies of its time and it is still extremely watchable and memorable. the scene where zachary scott and sitting on a bus and casually steals the airman pin from the lapel of a coat thrown over the seat next to him and is terrific. it defines his character beautifully  a guy who so low and he will purloin something of inestimable value to a war veteran and to use as a prop in his various charades. he lies easily as the situation calls for and and captivates the women in the fenchurch household with his irresistible charm and that killer smile. i couldn not help wondering if this movie was made to capitalize on the success of mildred pierce. scott and bruce bennett were teamed again and and faye emerson bears some resemblance to joan crawford and with her facial bone structure and large eyes. also and the mona freeman character is not unlike the odious veda in mildred pierce. i agree with a previous comment that the ending to the movie was too pat and with the convenient tumble over a cliff for ronnie mason and zachary scott character. also and in one of the final scenes and we see bratty mona freeman reunited with the boyfriend she had previously scorned in favor of the older and smoother zachary scott. i think the script should have called for her to be chastened for her behavior and for her cruelty toward her sister and instead of treating it as just a typical adolescent episode. but these are minor flaws in an otherwise enjoyable and well made movie. 
this is a great little movie and full of interesting characters and situations. while not in the same class as some of the better known movies of its time and it is still extremely watchable and memorable. the scene where zachary scott and sitting on a bus and casually steals the airman pin from the lapel of a coat thrown over the seat next to him and is terrific. it defines his character beautifully  a guy who so low and he will purloin something of inestimable value to a war veteran and to use as a prop in his various charades. he lies easily as the situation calls for and and captivates the women in the fenchurch household with his irresistible charm and that killer smile. i couldn not help wondering if this movie was made to capitalize on the success of mildred pierce. scott and bruce bennett were teamed again and and faye emerson bears some resemblance to joan crawford and with her facial bone structure and large eyes. also and the mona freeman character is not unlike the odious veda in mildred pierce. i agree with a previous comment that the ending to the movie was too pat and with the convenient tumble over a cliff for ronnie mason and zachary scott character. also and in one of the final scenes and we see bratty mona freeman reunited with the boyfriend she had previously scorned in favor of the older and smoother zachary scott. i think the script should have called for her to be chastened for her behavior and for her cruelty toward her sister and instead of treating it as just a typical adolescent episode. but these are minor flaws in an otherwise enjoyable and well made movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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