Albert Dekker, Anne Revere, Celeste Holm
Phil Green is a magazine writer who decides to write a series of articles exposing anti-Semitism. After failing to achive an in-depth grasp of the problem, he pretends to be Jewish in order to experie...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 7, 2000
Stats: 219 reviews
In 1947, I have no doubt it was a damning indictment of racial bigotry. But today it just feels smug and very dull. Personally I have always found it hard to get through anyway. Celeste Holm is the sole reason for sitting through this one again - and maybe Dorothy McGuire. Granit...( read more)
almost like watching an educational video... something outta R.E. classes from secondary school! i couldn't rate this as more than a 3 although it's good because i think it was a bit immature. i can understand the scene at the hotel... where they refused phil green (pecks charact...( read more)
I love the message of this movie. This I think is the best of several social issue movies from the 40's. Well written and really makes you think before you assume intelligent people would not be prejudice. Similar message to Crash, though not such complex intersecting storylin...( read more)
Anti-racist film evolving a perpetual egoism from Kazan's side,continuing relentlessly till we reach the culminating step with America,America.Whimsical and tragic in many circumstances,a picture where the major flaw stands on Dorothy McGuire's extravaganza.Holm is exceptional in...( read more)
Um... so I fell asleep... but I got the general idea from waking up at some parts... annnnd... ya... I don't know Gregory Peck is always good... definitely felt like a sleeper... heh
i. love. gregory. peck. end of story. this movie was really good, posed a lot of intriguing points, it is kind of dated and i feel like they could have pushed the envelope further and explored anti-semitism more, but overall it was good.
I understand the historical importance and I like Gregory Peck but watching it now, looks like a usual black and white class on ethics and behavior. Was good for its time.
Gregory Peck posing as a Jewish Man to fight antisemitism, how much better can you get?
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