Drama,Romance
United States of America
When Tomorrow Comes is a romantic drama film released in 1939, directed by John M. Stahl. The movie stars Irene Dunne as Helen Lawrence, Charles Boyer as Philip Chagal, and Barbara O'Neil as the mentally-ill wife of Philip.
The film begins with Helen, a struggling waitress, meeting Philip Chagal, a celebrated pianist, at a restaurant. Philip is immediately attracted to Helen, and despite being married, he asks her out on a sailing trip. The duo head out to Philip's country home, where they find themselves in the middle of a raging hurricane.
But the storm isn't the only problem they face. Helen discovers that Philip is married, which devastates her. Thinking that Philip is trying to use her, she decides to leave.
However, a falling tree cripples their car, leaving them stranded. They seek refuge in a nearby church's choir loft, where they spend the night.
As they are forced to spend time together, they begin to develop feelings for each other. But they both know that Helen cannot stay with Philip, as he is already married.
The film explores the complexity of love and relationships, depicting the struggles faced by two individuals who find themselves in a difficult and complicated situation.
When Tomorrow Comes is a poignant and emotional film, showcasing the exceptional acting talent of Dunne and Boyer. The movie received mixed reviews upon its release but is now considered a classic and a must-watch for lovers of classic romance films.
