Old Acquaintance is a 1943 comedy-drama film made by Warner Bros. It was directed by Vincent Sherman and produced by Henry Blanke with Jack L. Warner as executive producer from a screenplay by John Van Druten, Lenore Coffee and Edmund Goulding based on Van Druten's play.
The film starred Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins with Gig Young, John Loder, Dolores Moran, Roscoe Karns and Anne Revere.
The John Van Druten play on which the film is based had its premiere at the Morosco Theatre, New York City on 23 December 1940 in a production staged by Auriol Lee and designed by Richard Whorf. The play starred Jane Cowl, Peggy Wood and Kent Smith. It ran for 170 performances.
In 1924, newly successful author Kit Marlowe returns to her home town to speak, as part of a lecture tour, and to visit her dear childhood friend Millie. Millie has married Preston Drake and is pregnant, and she surprises Kit when she discloses she has also written a book, a romance novel. Millie asks Kit to present her book to her publisher. Upon their meeting, Preston appears to be impressed by Kit Marlowe.
Old Acquaintance may refer to:
Those times we shared in such a hurry
How can I make it without you lot today?
You're the one, the one to carry
Standing in the rain for something I said
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Those times we shared in such a hurry
How can I make it without you lot today?
You're the one, the one to carry
Standing in the rain for something I said
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Five years wade in
Last week stayed in
Friendships close in
Friendships close not closed
Won't you realise your way of life
Before it goes?
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through
Always said it's your path that you'll choose
Never said we're gonna see this through