Next Time We Love (Blu-ray)
Directed by Edward H. Griffith
James Stewart
Ray Milland
Grant Mitchell
Robert McWade
Anna Demetrio
Ronnie Cosby
Margaret Sullavan (The Good Fairy) stars opposite James Stewart (Made for Each Other) in his first leading role in Next Time We Love, a captivating romantic drama co-starring Ray Milland (The Lost Weekend). When newlywed reporter Christopher Tyler (Stewart) is posted to Rome, his actress wife, Cicely (Sullavan), refuses to go with him, preferring to stay in New York. Devoting themselves to their thriving careers, they become increasingly estranged, seeing each other only in passing. When a longtime admirer (Milland) proposes she get a divorce and marry him instead, Cicely must decide what she loves most…her husband, friend or career. The heart-tugging story by Ursula Parrott (There’s Always Tomorrow) springs to life courtesy of director Edward H. Griffith (The Animal Kingdom) and writer Melville Baker (The Gilded Lily).
Blu-ray Extras Include:
Brand New 2K Master
NEW Audio Commentary by Author/Film Historian Lee Gambin and Costume Historian Elissa Rose
Trailers
Optional English Subtitles
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