The Very Thought of You

On-leave soldier Dave (Dennis Morgan), invited home by friendly stranger Janet (Eleanor Parker), observes home-front mendacity, as 4-F brother Cal (John Alvin) bites married sister Molly (Andrea King), the parents (Henry Travers, Beulah Bondi) also at odds, in The Very Thought Of You, 1944.

Cheery opening from director Delmer Daves, soldiers Dave (Dennis Morgan) and "Fixit" (Dane Clark) find out they're being transferred from the Aleutians, in The Very Thought Of You, form a story by Lionel Wiggan, also starring Eleanor Parker.

Only in the movies, it still mostly works, in Pasadena on leave, GI "Fixit" (Dane Clark) makes a reckless vow, so he and buddy Dave (Dennis Morgan), a local, get stuck with Cora (Faye Emerson) and Janet (Eleanor Parker), early in Delmer Daves' The Very Thought Of You, 1944.

For the wartime romance The Very Thought Of You (1944), director Delmar Daves shot on location at Cal Tech and the San Diego Navy Yards.