Teresa Wright

Three veterans returning home at the end of World War 2 must deal with the challenges of restarting their lives and returning to the families they left behind. Each man faces his own demons in becoming a civilian again after many years in combat. One of the men, played by real-life disabled veteran Harold Russell must learn to overcome his own doubts and fears about being accepted for who he really is in spite of his severe disability, after losing both of his hands. It is a poignant, honest, and emotional portrayal of each man and how he deals with facing his post-war life, love and relationships at work and at home. As the movie opens, we meet the three veterans flying home. Al Stephenson is an Army Sergeant who will be returning to his job as a banker. Fred Derry was a drugstore soda jerk before the war, but found his niche in the Air Corps, attaining the rank of Captain as a bombardier. Al and Fred's complete reversal of position in moving from military to civilian life could make
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Length: 01:46
Posted: 8/31/2009

Charlie (Teresa Wright) bonds with her namesake Uncle Charlie (Joseph Cotten) who she does not yet suspect in Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow Of A Doubt (1943).
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Posted: 8/1/2008

There can be no doubt when Charlie (Teresa Wright) finds herself locked in the garage with a running car in Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt (1943).
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Posted: 8/1/2008