

War · Drama · Romance
Overview
World War I brings tribulations to an American woman married to a German.
Top Cast


Barbara Stanwyck
Barbara Stanwyck
Mary Archer Wilbrandt
Barbara Stanwyck
Mary Archer Wilbrandt


Otto Kruger
Otto Kruger
Hugo Wilbrandt
Otto Kruger
Hugo Wilbrandt


Ralph Bellamy
Ralph Bellamy
Jeff
Ralph Bellamy
Jeff


Ruth Donnelly
Ruth Donnelly
Lizzie
Ruth Donnelly
Lizzie


Laura Hope Crews
Laura Hope Crews
Grandma Caroline Archer
Laura Hope Crews
Grandma Caroline Archer


Frank Albertson
Frank Albertson
Sam Archer
Frank Albertson
Sam Archer


Ronnie Cosby
Ronnie Cosby
Teddy 'Sonny' Wilbrandt
Ronnie Cosby
Teddy 'Sonny' Wilbrandt


Clara Blandick
Clara Blandick
Anna, the Cook
Clara Blandick
Anna, the Cook


Willard Robertson
Willard Robertson
Kennel Caretaker
Willard Robertson
Kennel Caretaker


Nella Walker
Nella Walker
Cousin Martha Sewell
Nella Walker
Cousin Martha Sewell
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