William Lundigan and Susan Hayward starred in this 1951 film regarding the trials and tribulations of a preacher and his wife.
The scenery was truly beautiful in the part of Georgia where the film was made.
Alexander Knox, so memorable in 1944's Wilson, steals the film in another wonderful performance as the dirt farmer, a non-believer, whose child drowns accidentally while under Hayward and Lundigan's care. That scene in itself will just tug at your heart.
A film of the human spirit beautifully realized by Lundigan and Hayward.
The scenery was truly beautiful in the part of Georgia where the film was made.
Alexander Knox, so memorable in 1944's Wilson, steals the film in another wonderful performance as the dirt farmer, a non-believer, whose child drowns accidentally while under Hayward and Lundigan's care. That scene in itself will just tug at your heart.
A film of the human spirit beautifully realized by Lundigan and Hayward.