La malvada
Director:
Joseph L. MankiewiczCámara:
Milton R. KrasnerMúsica:
Alfred NewmanReparto:
Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, George Sanders, Celeste Holm, Gary Merrill, Hugh Marlowe, Gregory Ratoff, Barbara Bates, Marilyn Monroe, Thelma Ritter (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Desde el momento en que vislumbra a su ídolo tras el escenario, Eve Harrington se dirige implacablemente hacia su presa. Haciéndose pasar por la famosa actriz Margo, la astuta Eve se va abriendo camino, causando sensación y gran alboroto en las vidas del director y novio de Margo, su compañero de reparto y la mujer de éste. Sólo un cínico crítico teatral es capaz de ver más allá de las apariencias, y admira la audacia de Eve y su perfecto modelo de engaño. (20th Century Fox España)
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Beautiful and noble dialogues in an inimitable atmosphere in the film, which is beautifully watched even in moments of "scriptural calm". Mankiewicz showed two different views on art, the ironic and career-focused attitude in the character of Margo (played perfectly by Bette Davis) and the idealistically naive and loving attitude in Eva. Or perhaps...?
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All About Eve and perhaps Sunset Blvd. are classic examples of how Hollywood changed in the 1950s - until it changed completely. There was now more pressure, classic stars who had survived the war began to age inexorably, and the predatory youth slowly came to the fore. And that's exactly what these movies are about...
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The performances are excellent, but the plot is insufficient given the running time. The exact opposite of this review, which is short but grossly inadequate in content.
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An excellently escalating film with incredible performances. These are truly actors who hold the film and push it forward. The result of the film does not depend on how perfectly the scene will look, what tricks will be used, but simply on how well the actors handle their roles. And Mankiewicz directed them brilliantly.
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