John remembers that Katherine's father is due to return to London from the conference and waits at the station until he arrives. They learn from the hotel why Katherine departed so hurriedly, and Rev. Britton invites John back to their village where he knows the local squire is looking for help in cataloguing his library. John is deeply upset to discover Katherine is engaged, and also resentful towards Dennis and Stella for their obvious happiness together. Katherine finally admits to John the reason she and Max are engaged, and John agrees to not pursue matters unless Max can be cured. Max goes off for a medical examination, and John is recalled to his ship. As he is about to leave, a fire breaks out in a storage shed where children are playing. Max, having been told that his sight is safe, arrives back while the drama is in progress, and John is injured as he rescues the children. Katherine's reaction leaves Max in no doubt as to her feelings. That evening he tells her that he knows the situation, and will release her from her obligation to him so that she may marry John. Cast Lesley Brook as Katherine Britton Dinah Sheridan as Stella White Jimmy Hanley as Dennis Britton Robert Griffiths as John Bradshaw G. H. Mulcaster as Rev. Peter Britton Hay Petrie as Sir Henry Markham Olive Walter as Lady Markham Manning Whiley as Max Borrow Irene Handl as Miss Trotter George Merritt as P.C. Blundell Muriel George as Mrs. Johns Aubrey Mallalieu as Eye Specialist Heddle Nash as Himself Helen Hill as Herself Later history For You Alone proved to be a major box-office hit on its original release, and again when re-released to cinemas in 1948 and 1949. It is known that prints of the film were available to hire from a now-defunct film rental company until at least the late 1960s, but then the trail goes cold. The British Film Institute has been unable to locate a print for inclusion in the BFI National Archive and currently classes the film as "missing, believed lost", with only a selection of stills and publicity material known to survive. Due to the film's great box-office appeal in the 1940s and the way in which it appears to have struck a chord with the British cinemagoing public at the time, it is included on the BFI's "75 Most Wanted"