Always Together

About This Movie

Always Together (1947) is a quirky comedy that weaves a rather bizarre tale of an elderly millionaire convinced he's on his last legs. The story pivots on his fortune being promised to a young woman whose obsession with movie stars is almost comical in its intensity. The film has this playful, erratic pacing that keeps you on your toes, and it’s sprinkled with Warner Bros. actors popping up in unbilled cameos, which adds a layer of fun for those who appreciate classic Hollywood. The performances are a mix of earnest and frantic, making for a delightful watch, especially if you're into the little quirks of post-war comedies. It captures that whimsical essence of the era beautifully.

Finding Always Together can be a bit of a challenge as it hasn’t seen many reissues over the years, which makes it a nice find for dedicated collectors. The film exists in limited formats, with original prints being particularly rare and sought after. Interest typically grows around the unique cameos and the offbeat story, appealing to those who enjoy the lesser-known corners of the 1940s comedy landscape.