Van has a very small, uncredited part, as guess what? A soldier. I don't really remember him in this movie.

Here as a sailor, a rich man with an eye for beauty, Two Girls and a Sailor is the first time Van paired up with June Allyson. They were a great team, and this movie catipulted both of them to stardom. No wonder. They're great.

Again as a soldier in a devestating and beautiful movie, Van is the ideal man, the guy that all of the women at home were waiting for to come home. He is sweet and romantic.

Can you believe he's a soldier again in this movie? This movie really cemented his fame; it was during the filming that he had his big car accident. Girls felt sorry for him and adored him for being so strong through it all.

He is outshined by his co-star but it is still worth watching.

He plays a character in the movie of this film. An appropriate casting choice, since he was indeed part of the classic film era. He doesn't have much to do, but it is nice to see him.

He plays an average sailor, not a scholarly man or an overly accomplished person. His character makes a big decision that changes the course of the film, so we get to see a lot of him. He's in the military again but he isn't falling in love or anything; it is a nice change of pace.

Another good war movie. Van is the star of the show as far as the titles go, but his Japanese co-stars are the ones who really shine. He gets a few good scenes in though, including a few funny ones with women overseas.

An entertaining movie but hardly top notch, Van is again a soldier. His character isn't completely heartbreaking, but he has moments where he draws true sympathy.