Today We Live (1933)

Synopsis: At the height of World War I, American Richard Bogard (Gary Cooper) rents the country home of Englishwoman Diana Boyce-Smith (Joan Crawford) just as her father has been killed in fighting. Diana... At the height of World War I, American Richard Bogard (Gary Cooper) rents the country home of Englishwoman Diana Boyce-Smith (Joan Crawford) just as her father has been killed in fighting. Diana has long been in love with Claude (Robert Young), an old friend who proposes to her, but she finds herself increasingly attracted to the charming Bogard, especially after Claude leaves with Diana's brother Ronny (Franchot Tone) for naval duty. As the war heats up, Diana and Bogard decide to go their separate ways and join the effort against the Germans but then find themselves stationed near one another and are unable to deny their attraction. Bogard and Claude become rivals for Diana's love under the most dangerous conditions of raging war. Director Howard Hawks choreographs an exciting array of battles in the air and at sea, creating scenes of first-rate war action interspersed with the hazardous love triangle. Based on a story by William Faulkner (who also cowrote the screenplay), TODAY WE LIVE is a dynamic tale of heroism, love, and sacrifice. [More]

Starring: Joan Crawford, Gary Cooper, Robert Young, Franchot Tone

Starring: Joan Crawford, Gary Cooper, Robert Young, Franchot Tone, Roscoe Karns, Louise Closser Hale

Director: Howard Hawks

Director: Howard Hawks
Producer: Howard Hawks

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