It Had to Be You
1947 · 98 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 874 VOTES · DIR. Don Hartman, Rudolph Maté
Overview
A chronic runaway bride is haunted by her conscience, who becomes reality.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,541 lines
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00:01:09 We are gathered together here in the sight of God and in the presence of this company
00:05:32 if I stood by and saw my boy suffer the humiliation of those other three.
00:09:34 "Yes! Yes! Yes!
00:14:21 Nobody can see him but me.
00:18:35 It's no mystery. When people dream, they express their secret desires.
00:23:21 But, darling, that is impossible. The Spauldings are in France.
00:27:12 -The Wilsons? -Yes.
00:30:36 Victoria.
00:33:51 I took a good look at the guy.
00:36:41 well, I thought the children might spend a few weeks at our place in Bar Harbor...
00:42:39 which you seem to have left some place yesterday.
00:45:41 not just an ordinary man.
00:48:56 Oh, now, Vicki.
00:53:39 Probably all straighten out after she's married.
00:58:09 Didn't you follow me down to Hamilton Cooper's today?
01:02:59 Oh, Johnny! I know I'm not making much sense now.
01:06:24 Come on, get him!
01:09:42 Have plenty of time to do the things you like.
01:14:01 What things? I'm not broad-minded at all.
01:18:41 I'd want to tell you that I love you and I want to marry you right away.
01:22:01 I've always been in love with him.
01:25:02 Watch those drapes, though. You know, this place is a firetrap.
01:27:59 Well, I don't think l...
01:30:43 Where in the world have you been? I've been trying to reach you...
Cast & Characters
Ginger Rogers
Victoria Stafford
Cornel Wilde
George McKesson
Cornel Wilde
Johnny Blaine
Percy Waram
Mr. Horace Stafford
Spring Byington
Mrs. Martha Stafford
Ron Randell
Oliver H.P. Harrington
Thurston Hall
Mr. Ned Harrington
Charles Evans
Dr. Parkinson
Billy Bevan
Evans - the Butler
Frank Orth
Train Conductor Brown
Johnny Duncan
John
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,541
Dialogue density15.7 lines / min
First line00:01:09
Final line01:30:43
Production Record
DirectorDon Hartman, Rudolph Maté
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes874