I'll Be Home for Christmas (1988)The Bundy family try to have a good family Christmas, despite World War 2. Director:Marvin J. ChomskyWriter:Blanche Hanalis |
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| Hal Holbrook | ... |
Joseph Bundy
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| Eva Marie Saint | ... |
Martha Bundy
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| Nancy Travis | ... |
Leah Bundy
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| Peter Gallagher | ... |
Aaron Copler
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| Jason Oliver | ... |
Terrel Bundy
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| David Moscow | ... |
Davey Bundy
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| Courteney Cox | ... |
Nora Bundy
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Charles Tyner | ... |
Isaiah Cawley
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Mike Bundy
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Harvey Vernon | ... |
Pastor Marcus
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John Shepherd | ... |
Greg
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| Kieran Mulroney | ... |
George
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Charles Ramage Nelson |
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| Drew Pillsbury | ... |
Colonel
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The Bundy family try to have a good family Christmas, despite World War 2.
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christmas | contraction in title | punctuation in title | holiday in title | apostrophe in titleGenres:
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12 December 1988 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A Rockport Christmas See more »Company Credits
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© Gannon & Kent Music 1943, Reserved 1971
Words by Kim Gannon
Music by Walter Kent
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"I'll Be Home for Christmas"© Gannon & Kent Music 1943, Reserved 1971
Words by Kim Gannon
Music by Walter Kent
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Smalltown U.S.A. celebrates Christmas with the hope that the boys will return home from the war. One family awaits the return of their eldest son to his pregnant wife while watching fearfully as a younger son prepares to leave for the front. Bittersweet, nostalgic look at a simpler, yet tragic, holiday season.