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It Happened Tomorrow

It Happened Tomorrow

Release: 1944-03-31·Runtime: 85m·★ 6.8
FantasyComedyRomance

A young turn-of-the-century newspaper man finds he can get hold of the next day's paper. This brings more problems than fortune, especially as his new girlfriend is part of a phony clairvoyant act.

Production Countries

United States of America

Production Companies

Arnold Pressburger Films

Cast

Ethel GriffiesEthel Griffiesas Mrs. O'Connor (uncredited)Eddy ChandlerEddy ChandlerBilly EngleBilly EngleRobert Emmett KeaneRobert Emmett KeaneDorothy VaughanDorothy VaughanRomaine CallenderRomaine CallenderEarle HodginsEarle HodginsSig RumanSig Rumanas Mr. BecksteinDick PowellDick Powellas Lawrence 'Larry' StevensEmma DunnEmma Dunnas Mrs. Keaver (uncredited)Bud JamisonBud JamisonEdgar KennedyEdgar Kennedyas Insp. MulrooneyGeorge ClevelandGeorge Clevelandas Mr. GordonRobert DudleyRobert Dudleyas Justice of the Peace (uncredited)Charles HaltonCharles Haltonas Doctor (uncredited)Davison ClarkDavison ClarkMarion MartinMarion Martinas Nurse (uncredited)Jimmy ConlinJimmy Conlinas Boarding House Tenant (uncredited)Stanley AndrewsStanley AndrewsBess FlowersBess Flowersas Anniversary Party Guest (uncredited)Charles MeakinCharles MeakinEdward BrophyEdward Brophyas Jake ShombergHarry HaydenHarry Haydenas Bartender (uncredited)Gibson GowlandGibson GowlandPatsy NashPatsy NashClaire WhitneyClaire WhitneyFred AldrichFred AldrichEddie BordenEddie BordenWilliam ForrestWilliam ForrestRobert HomansRobert HomansEilene JanssenEilene JanssenKay LinakerKay LinakerJanet ShawJanet ShawJack OakieJack Oakieas Uncle Oscar SmithPaul GuilfoylePaul Guilfoyleas ShepEddie AcuffEddie Acuffas JimLuis AlberniLuis AlberniHoward M. MitchellHoward M. MitchellHarry 'Snub' PollardHarry 'Snub' PollardVictor PotelVictor PotelCharles SherlockCharles SherlockLinda DarnellLinda Darnellas Sylvia Smith-StevensGeorge ChandlerGeorge Chandleras BobFern EmmettFern Emmett

Crew

René Clair" />René ClairScreenplay, Director, AdaptationLewis R. Foster" />Lewis R. FosterIdeaLord Dunsany" />Lord DunsanyTheatre Play