Reviews for A Double Life

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6.4 / 10 1h 44min

A Shakespearian actor starring as Othello opposite his wife finds the character's jealous rage taking over his mind off-stage.

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PixelPenguin's Movie review

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Review by PixelPenguin

A Double Life-When A Role Goes to Your Head ***1/2

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Review by user911vcrjwmrh

The Tragedy of Anthony John, Actor of New York City

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Review by user257rjwvwhf2

the Rolls Royce of "noir" movies

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Review by user524y5gt660s

Colman's superb role makes this film, and deserves the top actor awards

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Review by MoonlitMongoose

One of the great movies of all time

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Review by user589zpepg87g

Good old film noir with some cat & mouse at the end

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Review by user602w59c884v

Overall A Fairly Entertaining And Well Crafted Psycho-Drama, Though Not Always Perfect.

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Review by user9334yqfhs8r

It gets better with repeated viewing

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Review by user990tx7pfmoa

Confessions of Ronald Colman junkie

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Review by JungleJaguar

Worth a watch despite its wrinkles.

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Review by user691za0a994k

Satisfying and unusual suspense film

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Review by user62thpf1mae

A DOUBLE LIFE (George Cukor, 1947) ***1/2

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Review by user255608pd9ju

Ruthless Dissection of an Actor's Art

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Review by user478wohet5pw

Even after 45 years still great

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Review by user4094kto10el

Depressing and devastating consequences of Shakespeare's Othello terrifically mastered by Ronald Colman.

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Review by CosmicCoyote

One of the cinema's most gripping entertainments.

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Review by user906dfsf7vn

Colman wins a long overdue Oscar

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Review by user248wt1gw38

Psychological-Theatrical Noir...With Shadow Curtains of Dread

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