A publicity still of Milly Stephenson (Myrna Loy) reacting to the sound of someone at the door.
Director William Wyler's own personal homecoming from World War II inspired his staging of the reunion scene involving March and Loy approaching each other from opposite ends of a hallway. Wyler and his wife Talli had first seen each other from opposite ends of a hallway in New York's Plaza Hotel.
Goldwyn contract players Dana Andrews and Teresa Wright pose for a publicity still during their "morning after" breakfast scene.
A portrait of Dana Andrews and Virginia Mayo taken, not for publicity purposes, but to use as a prop hanging on the wall of their apartment. See the set detail of the Derry's apartment for a view of this photo in action.
A half-sheet poster from THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, this one featuring the love triangle involving Virginia Mayo, Dana Andrews and Teresa Wright. In addition to being a powerful drama, as the poster advertises, BEST YEARS is also one of the cinema's greatest love stories.