Never Say Goodbye

Opening scene in which the principals (Errol Flynn, Eleanor Parker) do not meet, first she then he visiting a Manhattan boutique shopping for a daughter it turns out they share, (both their salesladies not credited), in Never Say Goodbye, 1946, from I.A.L. Diamond's screenplay.

The butler (Charles Coleman) welcomes Cozy (Hattie McDaniel) to the home of still-smitten divorcee Ellen (Eleanor Parker), who gets advice from mother (Lucile Watson) before her artist ex Phil (Errol Flynn) arrives with their daughter "Flip," short for Phillippa, in Never Say Goodbye, 1946.

Playing eight year-old Phillippa "Flip" Gayley, Patti Brady with S.Z. Sakall as restauranteur "Luigi," greet her divorcee dad, famous commercial artist Phil (Errol Flynn), early in Never Say Goodbye, 1946, co-starring Eleanor Parker.

A husband (Errol Flynn) tries to win back his wife (Eleanor Parker) before she can divorce him in the romantic comedy Never Say Goodbye (1946).