The Shining Future (1944)

Cary Grant: Cary Grant

Quotes 

• Cary Grant : Ladies and gentlemen, I'm here with you to read to you a letter which I wish it had never been necessary to write. It was written by a Canadian soldier, and was found in his kit after his death. I want you to hear it. "My dear son, The doctors tell me that I'm going to die soon. It's hard to believe it because I'm in no pain and it seems absurd that a man who has so much to live for should die so easily. I can't leave you much what's known as real property to worry about, but I can leave you truth, honour and tolerance - those precious things that were jeopardised by the forces we're fighting."

• Cary Grant : This soldier-father couldn't afford to die. This boy couldn't afford to lose his Dad. Can you say you can't afford to buy Victory Bonds?