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During production of Somewhere I'll Find You, Clark Gable's actress-wife Carole Lombard was killed in a plane crash while participating in a war-loan drive; the impact of the tragedy is painfully obvious in Gable's performance, which becomes abruptly less playful and more somber in the final reels.
"The girl is hot," the Motion Picture Herald's critic wrote about Lana Turner's performance in this film. "No holds barred and no conditions stipulated." Turner stars with Clark Gable in this wartime romantic drama. Pearl Harbor is about to be bombed and crack reporter Jonny Davis (Gable) has just returned from the Pacific. At his old rooming house, Davis meets fellow reporter Paula Lane ...
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Journalist brothers feud over a woman they both fall for while covering World War II in the far east. Wesley Ruggles. Director, Writer. Marguerite Roberts. Screenplay. Charles Hoffman. Story. Jane Loring. Writer.
Somewhere I'll Find You (1942) was their second film, and it cast them as war correspondents with a love-hate relationship. Despite a third corner of the romantic triangle in the person of Robert Sterling (playing Gable's younger brother), the stars end up in each other's arms naturally, but not before enduring nearly two hours of wartime ...
Somewhere I'll Find You. 1942. 1 hr 48 mins. Drama. NR. Watchlist. Two American newspaper reporters get involved in wartime adventure and romance in Indochina, where one of them becomes heavily ...
Hoping he'll forget her, Jonny persuades Paula to take an assignment in Indochina. But she disappears there - and Jonny and Kirk are sent to search for her. What they find changes everything. Romance 1942 1 hr 48 min. NR. Starring Clark Gable, Lana Turner, Robert Sterling. Director Wesley Ruggles.
