It Had to Be You

Returning from a month in Maine to make sure she’s sure, 3-time failed bride Victoria (Ginger Rogers) dreams of actually marrying Oliver (Ron Randell) when Cornel Wilde, an unexplained Indian, intrudes, and also appears in her cabin, early in It Had To Be You, 1947.

Victoria (Ginger Rogers) explains to fiancè Oliver (Ron Randell) and her parents (Spring Byington, Percy Waram) why she missed him at train station, not wanting to mention her maybe-imaginary Indian pursuer (Cornel Wilde), until he shows up, having acquired a suit, in It Had To Be You, 1947.

Director’s credit shared by Don Hartman and cinematographer Rudolph Matè, Ginger Rogers with expressions for three trips to the altar, Charles Evans officiating, Gerald Fielding, Myron Healy and Harlan Warde grooms, Percy Waram and Spring Byington parents, opening It Had To Be You, 1947.