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Our Very Own

Drama

Our Very Own

SAMUEL GOLDWYN'S unforgettable, compelling entertainment triumph!

5.9(14) 7/27/1950 1h 33m
Drama

During a heated argument with her sister Joan, Gail discovers the shocking news that she is adopted. With the reluctant support of her adoptive parents and baby sister Penny, Gail goes in search of her biological mother and true identity.

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David Miller

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6/10

1/11/2026

After a bit of sibling spatting on her eighteenth birthday, “Gail” (Ann Blyth) is told by her sister “Joan” (Joan Evans) that she is adopted, and that mum (Jane Wyatt) and dad (Donald Cook) aren’t actually her real parents. The latter two overhear this cruel revelation and try to placate their daughter, but after some reflection she decides that she wants to contact her birth-parents. Her father has long since gone the way of the dodo, but her mother has got married and lives down the California coast. A meeting is arranged, but let’s just say it doesn’t quite go to plan and this leaves “Gail” with quite a quandary to face. Add to her mix, the fact that her younger sister “Penny” (an engaging effort from Natalie Wood) wants things to carry on as normal and her would-be beau “Chuck” (Farley

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