Harold Russell, Dana Andrews, Fredric March in The Best Years of Our Lives

Classic Movies

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)

Belinda O March 3, 2016 7 Comments

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Belinda O April 26, 2016 at 10:28 pm

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As many of you know, my classic movie reviews now have their own site, “Classic for a Reason.” To introduce the site, I’m reblogging reviews here for the month of April. Here’s a review from last year of one of my favorite movies…and a favorite of many of yours as well, I know. If you enjoy classic movies as much as I do, or think you might like to learn more about some really wonderful films from the past, please follow me on “Classic for a Reason”!

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