Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302478129
Format: Black & White, NTSC
ISBN: 630247812X
Label: MGM (Warner)
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageAnalog
Manufacturer: MGM (Warner)
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: MGM (Warner)
Release Date: December 23, 1993
Running Time: 81 minutes
Studio: MGM (Warner)
Theatrical Release Date: 1942

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Rating: - "He's MY Mr. Davis!"
Journey for Margaret is a powerful story about the lives of civilians during World War II. It begins with a newspaperman named John Davis (Robert Young) and his wife Nora (Laraine Day). John does everything he can to protect his wife who is in delicate condition. She tries her hardest to be the perfect wife, cooking and cleaning and making the hallway where they sleep due to lack of housing as comfortable as possible. Unfortunately, the building is bombed, and even though Nora is saved, she is hurt ... Read More

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Rating: - I fell in love with this movie!
Bad summary: A woman looses the ability to have children after being injured in a bombing in London, and her husband (a columnist) looses faith in his work. Through two orphaned children the man finds hope again, and the boy and girl eventually travel to America to stay with him and his wife. The end. :)

I don't even know the words to say, that would form the portrait in my mind this film has rendered to me. All I can say is that it has touched me in a manner that no special effects, ... Read More

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Rating: - Love old Margaret O'Brian movies
I have always loved Margaret O'Brian & when this movie was shown on TV I missed the last hour & I really wanted to know what happened to the Margaret in the movie so I was very happy when I found out I could buy it. ... Thank you Amazon for having these wonderful old tapes for sale

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Rating: - Flog the Isolationists
JOURNEY FOR MARGARET is the 1940s WWII film that made you want to take to the streets and flog the isolationists. It does an especially credible job of filming the London Blitz of 1940, but has a message that, "The real damage is to England's families and children--not the buildings portrayed by rubble." I first saw this film as a teenager when it was released. We were tough, pool-hall guys and I sobbed. Loraine Day, as Robert Young's wife, stole my heart and I never forgave her for marrying Leo "The ... Read More

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Rating: - A Poignant "Journey"
"A Journey for Margaret" is a "World War II film" unlike any other. It was filmed during the war, in 1941...before the attack on Pearl Harbor. The tale is told from the perspective of the youngest victims of the Blitz on London: the children who witnessed and survived the bombings.

"Journey"'s story concerns an American journalist (Robert Young) and his visits to a home for Blitz orphans. His concern for the children deepens as he is exposed to their strange and terrifying world. The youngsters ... Read More

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