One on her way up and one on her way out. This movie is smaltzy. But it is one of the first to deal with Battle Fatigue...Yes you should buy it. Why? Shirley Temple gives a great performance for the role she was forced to play...Ginger Rogers is hard to ignore in her role...she owns it.

This is a very good movie that is seldom seen on the classic movie channels, but is definitely worth watching. While the idea of a movie about an inmate on furlough from a woman's prison and a shell shocked veteran might seem a little depressing, it's really not. The scenes between Joseph Cotten and Ginger Rogers are very touching and the supporting actors, which include Spring Byington and an adolescent Shirley Temple, were well cast. The result is a warm hearted and inspirational movie. It's one of Ginger Rogers best vehicles and, im my opinion, ranks up there with Kitty Foyle.

This is a very good movie with a great cast. Ginger Rogers portrays a woman on furlow from prison who meets Joseph Cotton, a soldier suffering from combat fatigue (We now call it post traumatic stress disorder). The setting is WWII era Arizona at Christmas. You get a bonus because you see Shirley Temple as a yound adult actress.

This movie, like The Bishop's Wife, is a good Christmas movie that most people overlook.

My mother used to talk about this movie when I was younger, and how she loved it. I finally found it on Amazon, purchased it, and invited her to watch with me. It has the look and feel of the old war (the Big One)with a slightly different twist--Ginger Rogers is a murderer on Christmas furlough. Shirley Temple is classic Shirley--neither impressive nor instrumental to the plot--as the teenaged daughter of Ginger's relatives. Joseph Cotten, suffering from battle fatigue, predictably falls for Ginger, rescuing her from a vicious dog and relying on her image to pull him through a perspiration-packed relapse. "I'll Be Seeing You" comes off more as a made-for-television movie, but because the people in the movie are major stars, they brighten the screen more than the lackluster plot could ever do. Overall, I enjoyed the movie, the company, and the quiet one hour and twenty-five minutes spent. I would recommend it for those who are nostalgic, but I don't believe it would stand up for the younger generation that craves blood, violence and sex on every frame.

Brings back family when I was growing up.Nice to have better times why back when!!!!!