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Not as a Stranger
Directed by
Stanley Kramer
Not Rated
1955
2h 15m
Drama
,
Romance
,
and more
6.7
10%
53%
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Intolerant of the weaknesses of others, especially those closest to him, an ego-driven aspiring physician comes to grips with his own imperfections.
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Cast of Not as a Stranger
Robert Mitchum
Lucas Marsh
Olivia de Havilland
Kristina Hedvigson / Kristina Marsh
Frank Sinatra
Alfred Boone
Gloria Grahame
Harriet Lang
Broderick Crawford
Dr. Aarons
Charles Bickford
Dr. Dave W. Runkleman
Myron McCormick
Dr. Clem Snider
Lon Chaney Jr.
Job Marsh
Jesse White
Ben Cosgrove
Harry Morgan
Oley
Lee Marvin
Brundage
Virginia Christine
Bruni
Whit Bissell
Dr. Dietrich
Jack Raine
Dr. Lettering
Mae Clarke
Nurse Odell
William Vedder
Carlisle Emmons
John Dierkes
Bursar
Gail Bonney
Mrs. Fields (uncredited)
King Donovan
Mr. Slocum (uncredited)
Al Murphy
Patient Being Restrained (scenes deleted)
David Alpert
Ear, Nose & Throat Intern (uncredited)
Robert Bailey
Charlie - Patient in Recovery Ward (uncredited)
Ralph Brooks
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Will Wright
Mr. Roberts (uncredited)
Jerry Paris
Thompson (uncredited)
Stafford Repp
Doctor (uncredited)
Not as a Stranger Ratings & Reviews
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
Well-meaning.
New York Times
Bosley Crowther
With so much dissecting in his picture -- and so much of it being good -- it is too bad that Mr. Kramer couldn't have done a little on his characters.
IONCINEMA.com
Nicholas Bell
This is clearly a beginning film for Kramer, who doesn't seem concerned with the idea of pacing.
Variety
Variety Staff
Though some scenes come off fairly well, Mitchum is poker-faced from start to finish.
Film Culture
Martin S. Dworkin
This is the first film Stanley Kramer has directed, as well as produced, and he must be judged as having succeeded only erratically. The most salient reason is the casting, which betrays a ubiquitous unclarity of concept.
TV Guide
Mitchum's facial expressions seem to fall into two categories: sullen and sour.
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