Reviews for The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse

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7.2 / 10 1h 27min

A wealthy society doctor decides to research the medical aspects of criminal behaviour by becoming one himself. He joins a gang of thieves and proceeds to wrest leadership of the gang away from it's extremely resentful leader.

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Review by user673zwpknm72

Edward G. Robinson, Claire Trevor and Humphrey Bogart mark this comedic crime drama

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Review by user704bufjcosn

doctor researches criminals by being one

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Review by MysticManta

Bogart Burning and Biding his time, while Robinson is a Gentleman

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Review by user190z9um6nd1

"Hey, that stuffed shirt's got something on the ball!"

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Review by user245o806clxs

If novelist Theodore Dreiser didn't already have dibs . . .

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Review by user382c6cfz3i

How to lose your medical license

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Review by GoldenGriffin

Edward G. Robinson Rocks; Bogart in hoodlum mode; a fascinating film in many ways.

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Review by user803139693yg

Intelligent, gripping and timeless

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Review by GlowingGopher

Part crime drama, and part comedy. Part sane and part insane

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Review by SparklingStarfish

Excellent and quite original "Warner Bros." dark comedy.

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Review by user735hl3vjwrr

Lighthearted crime film with a quirky, great Robinson in the lead

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Review by RubyRaccoon

A great portrayal by Edward G. Roninson

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Review by user4137f51f40j

Whether He's Sane or Insane, Edward G. Robinson Is Terrific

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Reviews for The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse

Edward G. Robinson, Claire Trevor and Humphrey Bogart mark this comedic crime drama

doctor researches criminals by being one

Bogart Burning and Biding his time, while Robinson is a Gentleman

"Hey, that stuffed shirt's got something on the ball!"

If novelist Theodore Dreiser didn't already have dibs . . .

How to lose your medical license

Edward G. Robinson Rocks; Bogart in hoodlum mode; a fascinating film in many ways.

Intelligent, gripping and timeless

Part crime drama, and part comedy. Part sane and part insane

Excellent and quite original "Warner Bros." dark comedy.

Lighthearted crime film with a quirky, great Robinson in the lead

A great portrayal by Edward G. Roninson

Whether He's Sane or Insane, Edward G. Robinson Is Terrific

"In an occupation as full of chances as mine, no use in taking unnecessary ones."

Ivars from Tasmania doesn't know what he's talking about.