Also there is young Mary Hatch (Jean Gale), the childhood sweetheart he will eventually marry.Mary orders a chocolate sundae, but rejectsAlso there is young Mary Hatch (Jean Gale), the childhood sweetheart he will eventually marry.Mary orders a chocolate sundae, but rejects George"s offer of coconuts on top.George tells "brainless" Mary hat cocoanuts come from Tahiti, the Fiji Islands, and the Coral Sea.Obviously, he wants to explore and see the world, bragging about being nominated as a member of the National Geographic Society.The movie"s short tagline "...look closer" suggested hat one needed to inspect more thoroughly beneath surface appearances o find real truth and possible subversion.Looked at that way, it"s not only simple, it"s downright monotonous.But I was wrong.I figured without the wedding.Now you fathers will understand.You have a little girl.She looks up to you.You"re her oracle.You"re her hero.And then the day comes when she gets her first permanent wave and goes to her first real party, and from that day on, you"re in a constant state of panic.BackgroundNow, Voyager(1942) is the quintessential, soap-opera or "woman"s picture" ("weepie") and one of Bette Davis" best-acted and remembered films in the 40s, coming shortly after other early Davis classics includingJezebel (1938),Dark Victory (1939),The Old Maid (1939),All This, and Heaven Too (1940), andThe Letter (1940).Detail
