Waterloo Bridge

In London circa 1916, ex-ballerina Kitty (Virginia Field) is found out in her secret profession by her former colleague and current impoverished roommate Myra (Vivien Leigh), whose betrothed is away at war, in a pivotal scene from Mervyn LeRoy's Waterloo Bridge, 1940.

Immediately from a flashback by his elder-self, Captain Cronin (Robert Taylor) meets the girls from the ballet school, especially Myra (Vivien Leigh) during a First World War air raid, in (and on!) Waterloo Bridge, 1940.

Emotional cataclysm as dazzling ballerina-turned-prostitute Myra (Vivien Leigh) arrives to receive returning WWI soldiers and meets her long "dead" fiance` Roy (Robert Taylor) in Mervyn LeRoy's Waterloo Bridge, 1940.

In WWI London, Kitty (Virginia Field) and Myra (Vivien Leigh) performing "Swan Lake," can't help noticing handsome Captain Cronin (Robert Taylor), whom they met during an air raid, taking his seat, in Mervyn LeRoy's Waterloo Bridge, 1940.

Opening credits and the slightly-older now-Colonel Cronin (Robert Taylor) at the beginning of World War II in London, from Mervyn LeRoy's Waterloo Bridge, 1940, also starring Vivien Leigh.

Vivien Leigh is the ballerina-turned-streetwalker after her fiance Robert Taylor is apparently killed in World War I in Waterloo Bridge (1940), directed by Mervyn LeRoy.