«I'll Cry Tomorrow (1955)»

I'll Cry Tomorrow (1955)

Release Date: Dec 1955
Genres: Music / Drama / Biography
Awards: Won Oscar. Another 1 win & 5 nominations
Runtime: 117 min.
Cast: Susan Hayward (Lillian Roth), Richard Conte (Tony Bardeman), Eddie Albert (Burt McGuire), Jo Van Fleet (Katie Roth), Don Taylor (Wallie), Ray Danton (David Tredman), Margo (Selma), Virginia Gregg (Ellen), Don 'Red' Barry (Jerry (as Don Barry)), David Kasday (David as a Child), Carole Ann Campbell (Lillian as a Child), Peter Leeds (Richard), Tol Avery (Fat Man), Mary Bear (Wife (uncredited)), Larry J. Blake (AA Member (uncredited)), Nesdon Booth (Pawnbroker (uncredited)), Veda Ann Borg (Waitress (uncredited)), Peter Brocco (Doctor (uncredited)), Henry Brock (Stagehand (uncredited)), Budd Buster (Streetcar switchman (uncredited)), Timothy Carey (Derelict (uncredited)), Harry Cody (Stagehand (uncredited)), Lucille Curtis (Stage Mother (uncredited)), Jack Daly (Cab Driver (uncredited)), Robert Dix (Henry (uncredited)), Joe Duval (Bartender (uncredited)), Ralph Edwards (Himself (uncredited)), Kay English (Dress designer (uncredited)), Stanley Farrar (Movie director (uncredited)), Jerrilyn Flannery (Bit Role (uncredited)), Bess Flowers (Nightclub patron (uncredited)), Joel Fluellen (The porter (uncredited)), Gail Ganley (Lillian Roth, age 15), Jack Gargan (Restaurant Cashier (uncredited)), Sam Harris (Party guest (uncredited)), Elizabeth Holmes (Stage Mother (uncredited)), Bob Hopkins (MC (uncredited)), Sonny Howe (Acrobatic Dancer (uncredited)), Anthony Jochim (Paul - Butler (uncredited)), Kenner G. Kemp (Alcoholics Anonymous Patient...), Marc Krah (Barfly (uncredited)), Frank Kreig (Bar Patron (uncredited)), Henry Kulky (Barfly (uncredited)), Eddie Lee (Chinese Grocer (uncredited)), George Lloyd (Studio messenger (uncredited)), Alyn Lockwood (Stage Mother (uncredited)), Herbert Lytton (Streetcar conductor (uncredited)), Nora Marlowe (Nurse (uncredited)), Alphonse Martell (Nightclub Waiter (uncredited)), Eve McVeagh (Ethel (uncredited)), Cheerio Meredith (Elderly lady (uncredited)), Frank Mills (Dock Worker (uncredited)), Jimmy Ogg (Usher (uncredited)), Kenneth Patterson (Audition director (uncredited)), George Pembroke (Husband (uncredited)), Voltaire Perkins (Mr. Byrd (movie producer) (uncredited)), Florence Ravenel (Stage Mother (uncredited)), Vernon Rich (Club manager (uncredited)), Jeffrey Sayre (Man in TV audience (uncredited)), George Selk (Switchman (uncredited)), Robert R. Stephenson (Bartender (uncredited)), Ruth Storey (Marge Belney (uncredited)), Charles Tannen (Audition stage manager (uncredited)), Bill Walker (Porter (uncredited)), Harlan Warde (Stage manager (uncredited)), Guy Wilkerson (Barfly (uncredited)), Robert Williams (Stagehand (uncredited)), Bernadette Withers (Bit Role (uncredited)), Jeane Wood (Stage Mother (uncredited))
I'll Cry Tomorrows

Storyline

Deprived of a normal childhood by her ambitious mother, Katie (Jo Van Fleet), Lillian Roth (Susan Hayward) becomes a star of Broadway and Hollywood before she is twenty. Shortly before her marriage to her childhood sweetheart, David Tredman (Ray Danton), he dies and Lillian takes her first drink of many down the road of becoming an alcoholic. She enters into a short-lived marriage to an immature aviation cadet, Wallie (Don Taylor), followed by a divorce and then marriage to a sadistic brute and abuser Tony Bardeman (Richard Conte). After a failed suicide attempt, Burt McGuire (Eddie Albert)comes to her aid and helps her find the road back to happiness after sixteen years in a nightmare world, not counting the first twenty with her mother.

Resolution Codec Bitrate FPS Size Language Subtitles  
710x400 px DivX 781 kbps 25 1400.28710938 MB English No Try 
480x320 px MPEG 4 450 kbps 25 546.7730093 MB English No Try 

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