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There's Something About a Soldier

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Wally Williams (Tom Neal) and Frank Malloy (Bruce Bennett) are friends at an officers' school. Tension builds between them when they befriend Carol Harkness (Evelyn Keyes), a secretary at the school. While both men vie for Carol's affections, Wally alienates himself from the rest of the squad with his brashness. He has a change of heart when Carol tells him about Frank's heroic military service. He alters his behavior and wins Carol's heart in the process.
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Alfred E. Green

Director

Tom Neal

Wally Williams

Evelyn Keyes

Carol Harkness

Bruce Bennett

Frank Molloy

John Hubbard

Michael Crocker

Jeff Donnell

Jean Burton
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Synopsis Wally Williams (Tom Neal) and Frank Malloy (Bruce Bennett) are friends at an officers' school. Tension builds between them when they befriend Carol Harkness (Evelyn Keyes), a secretary at the school. While both men vie for Carol's affections, Wally alienates himself from the rest of the squad with his brashness. He has a change of heart when Carol tells him about Frank's heroic military service. He alters his behavior and wins Carol's heart in the process.
Director
Alfred E. Green
Screenwriter
Horace McCoy, Barry Trivers
Distributor
Columbia Pictures
Production Co
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Nov 30, 1943, Original
Runtime
1h 21m