I've Always Loved You, Movie, 1946

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Also known as:

La gran pasión (Spain)
Je vous ai toujours aimé (France)
Non ti appartengo più (Italy)
Concerto (United Kingdom)

1941 De Soto De Luxe

Ford Model T

1941 Ford Super De Luxe

Fordson Model F

Rolls-Royce unknown

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humungus ◊ 2023-09-16 11:53	“Devil take the woman who would marry a musician!” And that was before rock'n'roll! Anyway, this was Republic's first Technicolor movie, but it looks more like cheap Cinecolor. One backgroundmobile for mike962: --> A two-star convertible, but never shown properly (which can be said for all of the vehicles in this movie): -->

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◊ 2023-09-16 11:53

“Devil take the woman who would marry a musician!”

And that was before rock'n'roll! Anyway, this was Republic's first Technicolor movie, but it looks more like cheap Cinecolor.

One backgroundmobile for mike962:

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A two-star convertible, but never shown properly (which can be said for all of the vehicles in this movie):

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	Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase
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	Background vehicle
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	Seen only in preview/trailer
	Seen only in deleted scenes
	Seen only in an alternative ending
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I've Always Loved You, Movie, 1946

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