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Apartment for Peggy

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Peggy (Jeanne Crain) is an exuberant young woman married to Jason Taylor (William Holden), a veteran going to college on the G.I. Bill in hopes of becoming a teacher. While Jason takes classes, the couple has little money and needs a place to stay. They are recommended to Henry Barnes (Edmund Gwenn), a philosophy professor who has planned to commit suicide. However, meeting the Taylors revives Barnes, as their positive attitudes make him realize he still has a purpose in life.

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Josephine O'Neill Daily Telegraph (Australia) 04/15/2019
Apartment For Peggy was written by Faith Baldwin, who knows just how much salt of truth to blend with the sweetness of a happy-ever-after tale. Go to Full Review
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07/09/2014 a nice sweet comedy, thats all :) See more 08/24/2013 sweet rom-com of sorts See more 01/28/2010 Jeanne Crain is excellent as the title character. Cute and amusing, heartbreaking as well, Edmund Gwenn is a delight in a supporting role. Pleasant score. A sincere and well meaning story See more 02/18/2008 Jeanne Crain is in overdrive with her super energetic speeches. You begin to understand that if her instructions were just followed then her husbands mind would be at ease & life will get better. She meets a lonely professor who wants to commit suicide, but Jeanne know just the best ways to cheer him up & she convinces him that she should move in his attic with her husband. This movie is ery, very heartwarming!!!! See more 07/08/2007 William H. is my favorite. See more 04/27/2007 sweet charming and old fashioned See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Peggy (Jeanne Crain) is an exuberant young woman married to Jason Taylor (William Holden), a veteran going to college on the G.I. Bill in hopes of becoming a teacher. While Jason takes classes, the couple has little money and needs a place to stay. They are recommended to Henry Barnes (Edmund Gwenn), a philosophy professor who has planned to commit suicide. However, meeting the Taylors revives Barnes, as their positive attitudes make him realize he still has a purpose in life.
Director
George Seaton
Producer
William Perlberg
Screenwriter
George Seaton
Production Co
20th Century Fox
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Mar 1, 2013
Runtime
1h 36m