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Don Ameche | Henry Van Cleve | |
Tod Andrews | Jack Van Cleve | |
Florence Bates | Mrs. Edna Craig | |
Scotty Beckett | Henry | |
Spring Byington | Bertha Van Cleve | |
Louis Calhern | Randolph Van Cleve | |
Charles Coburn | Hugo Van Cleve | |
Laird Cregar | His Excellency | |
Signe Hasso | Mademoiselle | |
Allyn Joslyn | Albert Van Cleve | |
Aubrey Mather | James | |
Eugene Pallette | E.F. Strabel | |
Helene Reynolds | Peggy Nash | |
Gene Tierney | Martha Strabel / Van Cleve |
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Producer | Ernst Lubitsch
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Writer | Samson Raphaelson
Leslie Bush-Fekete |
“Heaven Can Wait” is the story of Henry Van Cleve (Don Ameche) who was convinced he knew were his soul was to spend eternity after his demise. As Van Cleve stands before the gates of eternal damnation he is told that his admittance to Hell is in question. He then begins to recount his life beginning with his birth and his love for his mother, Bertha Van Cleve (Spring Byington) and the troubled relationship he had with his father, Albert Van Cleve (Allyn Joslyn). However it becomes apparent that his no admittance into hell has to do with his wonderful marriage to his wife, Martha Van Cleve (Gene Tierney). |
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