“DOUBLE FURLOUGH… and double thrill for movie-goers is Vanguard United Artists' exciting new team of stars. Joseph Cotten plays a soldier, back from the South Pacific with war-torn nerves. Ginger Rogers is a girl who's "on furlough" too . . . but of a very different sort. Film's called “I'll Be Seeing You.” You saw Ginger last in Lady in the Dark, Tender Comrade . . . Joe in Gaslight, Since You Went Away.” — Movies magazine, Nov. 1944

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“DOUBLE FURLOUGH… and double thrill for movie-goers is Vanguard United Artists' exciting new team of stars. Joseph Cotten plays a soldier, back from the South Pacific with war-torn nerves. Ginger Rogers is a girl who's "on furlough" too . . . but of a very different sort. Film's called “I'll Be Seeing You.” You saw Ginger last in Lady in the Dark, Tender Comrade . . . Joe in Gaslight, Since You Went Away.” — Movies magazine, Nov. 1944

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Re-watching “I’ll Be Seeing You” (1944) after eight years or so. Too long!

If you look closely, this poster oddly appears to have the producer and director reversed. Dore Schary produced and William Dieterle directed. They did get David O. Selznick’s name correct, though—priorities!

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