Bright Victory
1951A soldier blinded in war returns home and attempts to adjust to civilian life.
Acted in
Arthur Kennedy
as Larry Nevins
Peggy Dow
as Judy Greene
Julie Adams
as Chris Paterson
James Edwards
as Joe Morgan
Will Geer
as Mr. Nevins
Nana Bryant
as Mrs. Nevins
Jim Backus
as Bill Grayson
Minor Watson
as Mr. Paterson
Joan Banks
as Janet Grayson
Richard Egan
as Sergeant John Masterson
John Hudson
as Corporal John Flagg
Marjorie Crossland
as Mrs. Paterson
Donald Miele
as "Moose" Garvey
Murray Hamilton
as Pete Hamilton
Larry Keating
as Jess Coe
Hugh Reilly
as Captain Phelan
Mary Cooper
as Nurse Bailey
Rock Hudson
as Dudek
Kenneth Harvey
as Scanlon
Russell Dennis
as Private Fred Tyler
Philip Faversham
as Lt. Atkins
Robert F. Simon
as Psychiatrist
Virginia Mullen
as Mrs. Coe
Ruth Esherick
as Nurse
Robert Anderson
as Military Policeman (uncredited)
Alvin Busch
as Campanella (Second Soldier) (uncredited)
Dee Carroll
as Nurse on the Plane (uncredited)
Peggie Castle
as Eleanor (uncredited)
James Conaty
as Military Officer (uncredited)
Dick Gordon
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Glen Gordon
as Lt. Conklin (uncredited)
Bernie Hamilton
as Soldier (uncredited)
Paul Hoffman
as German Soldier (uncredited)
Thaddeus Jones
as Pullman Porter (uncredited)
Richard Karlan
as Bartender (uncredited)
Wilbur Mack
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Sydney Mason
as Rev. Dr. Bannerman (uncredited)
Forbes Murray
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Robert Myers
as Newmeyer (First Soldier) (uncredited)
William Newell
as Todd the Bartender (uncredited)
Jerry Paris
as Reynolds the Medic (uncredited)
Sarah Taft
as Woman in Movie Theatre (uncredited)
June Whitley Taylor
as Nurse at Oran (uncredited)
Larry Winter
as German Soldier (uncredited)