Reviews for Quartet

6.1 / 10 2h

Somerset Maugham introduces four of his tales in this anthology film: "The Facts of Life," "The Alien Corn," "The Kite," and "The Colonel's Lady."

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Review by user445bbqzv588

Subtle and insightful--and delightful

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Review by user561zb4ezkno

Tepid Material from Maugham's Short Stories

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Review by user697mvfhfjme

Nice blend of stories by Maugham, each with a different mood...

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Review by user53583s9zelm

Multi-layered gentle irony.Moving and quietly amusing.Superb.

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Review by user394sp4eh7uu

Quite popular in its day and finely acted, this film was amazingly uninteresting and uneven

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Review by user767jlrv3t99

Who Says Cinema Can't Be Literate?

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Review by user7173lw1h0h5

The complications of human nature.

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Review by SonicSalamander

Four shorties introduced by S Maugham himself

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Review by user22rscxdr80

A lovely, literate array - but not for the shallow or impatient

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Review by user63720xxzgww

One Gem, Three Gold Coins - Quartet

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Review by user144pa9w7pj9

QUARTET (Ralph Smart, Harold French, Arthur Crabtree and Ken Annakin, 1948) ***1/2

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Review by user855z4050dtg

A Nod To A Superior Post War Gainsborough Picture

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Review by user766ti4vmou5

Four Somerset Maugham short stories arranged into one film

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