All My Sons
The original Broadway production of "All My Sons" opened at the Coronet Theater in New York on January 29, 1947. It ran for 328 performances, and won the 1947 Best Play Tony Award for author Arthur Miller. His original script was used as the basis for this movie's screenplay.,When Joe comes out of the house upon Annie's arrival, he comes down the front steps and walks into the yard with his arms raised. In the next instant, he's back at the steps and his arms are down.,Jim Bayliss: Put her to bed, Joe. Both of you go to bed. Staying up won't help; sleep will. Sleep's a wonderful thing, the best thing about living.,Featured in Film Preview: Episode #1.1 (1966),You'll Never Know
(1943) (uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Played on piano by Louisa Horton,I saw this movie today for the umpteenth time and it finally occurred to me... Weren't both men to blame? Wasn't Herbert Deever really just as guilty as Joe Keller? No matter who "says" they are responsible, anyone involved in knowingly shipping faulty parts that could kill people is responsible. Deever shouldn't have sent them out, no matter what he was told. Isn't that what all those Nazis claimed when asked how they could commit so many atrocities? "I was just taking orders." That doesn't wash with me or with most people. We all have a responsibility to follow our own consciences with regard to right and wrong.

They were both guilty....

It's a wonderful story and very well performed and written, but that fact remains to be discussed.,