When Lovers Meet (1946)
Directed by William A. Seiter / William Seiter
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Lucille Ball stars as the wife of a war correspondent, anxiously awaiting her husband's return. Ball is convinced that hubby (George Brent) is looking forward to feminine companionship after four long years at the front. Imagine her surprise when it looks as though her husband wasn't quite as lonely as she'd thought--thanks to sexy combat photographer Vera Zorina. Ball files for divorce, but the outcome is tipped off by the title: the Lovers come back. Lucille Ball is merely decorative for the most part in this film, though she has one delightful comic scene involving an attempt to smoke a cigar. To avoid confusion with a 1962 Doris Day/Rock Hudson epic of the same name, Lover Come Back was retitled When Lovers Meet for television.
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chase, correspondence, divorce, extramarital-affair, husband, journalism, love, love-triangle, lover, marriage, photography, reconciliation, romance, war, war-correspondent, wife
