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1941    1h 47minDrama, Fantasía
7.5100%83%7.0
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Jabez Stone es un laborioso granjero que intenta ganarse la vida honestamente. Sin embargo, una racha de mala suerte le impulsa a cometer lo inimaginable: hacer un trato con el mismísimo Demonio. A cambio de siete años de buena fortuna, Stone promete su alma al "Señor Scratch". Cuando el atribulado granjero se da cuenta de su error, busca la ayuda de un hombre que puede salvarle. El legendario orador y político Daniel Webster.
Directed by William Dieterle
  • Edward ArnoldDaniel Webster
  • Walter HustonMr. Scratch
  • Jane DarwellMa Stone
  • Simone SimonBelle
  • Gene LockhartSquire Slossum
  • John QualenMiser Stevens
  • H.B. WarnerJustice Hawthorne
  • Frank ConlanSheriff
  • Lindy WadeDaniel Stone
  • George ClevelandCy Bibber
  • Dawn O'DayMary Stone
  • James CraigJabez Stone
  • Frank AustinSpectator (uncredited)
  • Walter BaldwinHank (uncredited)
  • Eddie BordenPoker Player (uncredited)
  • Hazel BoyneWoman (uncredited)
  • Sonny BuppMartin Van Buren Aldrich (uncredited)
  • Bob BurnsTownsman (uncredited)
  • Horace B. CarpenterJabez Stone's Party Guest (uncredited)
  • Tex CooperTownsman (uncredited)
  • Mister Arn15 de mayo de 2025
    This is a film that preaches at you from start to finish, but it has just enough wit to make it enjoyable.
  • eif99928 de enero de 2025
    Watching this fable about uniquely American values (real and imagined) in 2025 is a bit of a cold slap considering how most of the values treasured - being a good neighbor, supporting unions, valuing faith over greed, family values are things frowned upon by the highest levels of government. Of course this and most films in the early 40s were propaganda machines with war around the corner. So this one features a double dip of old American values that were never as rosy as imagined and new jingoistic ones before time runs out. But the film does offer hope and in a package that is stunningly beautiful. And that soundtrack from Bernard Herrmann. My favorite bits are the darker stuff. Walter Huston with his shit-eating grin and Simone Simon as the sexy home wrecker. Seeing those two bounce around the amazing sets is breathtaking. Huston and Simone unfortunately totally eclipse the white-bread leads. This would be a classic if they got a bigger name like I don’t know Henry Fonda. RKO took some big swings with this and Citizen Kane in 41, didn’t they?

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