As a result, Lois breaks off their engagement and he loses his job. As Amy "reminisces" about their life in England, she tells Johnny that she fell in love at first sight. Problems arise when he wants to exercise his conjugal rights. While he changes, Amy pretends to be asleep in bed with the children, but he is not fooled and angrily leaves. Then the Red Cross finds out about her masquerade. The authorities question whether Amy has the right Johnny Gray and inform her that she will be deported. Fortunately, Mrs. Tubbs finds some photographs proving that Johnny is the children's father. When word of her deceit spreads, Lois and her father show up, offering to restore the engagement and his job. Johnny agrees to marry Lois the next day. During the night, however, John concludes that he is in love with Amy. He pretends to have amnesia again to avoid marrying Lois. He rushes off to reach Amy before she leaves the country. In his hurry, he loses control of the car and crashes. Johnny ends up in a hospital. When Amy comes with the children, he tells her they will leave the room together. Cast Franchot Tone as Johnny Gray Ann Richards as Amy Atkins / Tillie Gray Tom Conway as Dr. Robert "Bob" Davis Frances Rafferty as Lois Evans Clarence Kolb as Mr. Evans, Lois's father Una O'Connor as Mrs. Tubbs Winston Severn as Johnny Gray Jr. Virginia Gregg as Mrs. Osborne Frank O'Connor as Riley Toni Todd as Miss Gibson James Flavin as Officer Max Riley Wilbur Mack as Wedding Guest Joan Valerie as Nurse References External links Review of film at Variety 1947 films 1947 romantic comedy films American black-and-white films American romantic comedy films Eagle-Lion Films films Films about amnesia Films directed by Leigh Jason 1940s English-language films 1940s American films