People Will Talk
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Movie Reviews of People Will Talk
Movie Review: Oustanding Pro-Life Movie Starring Cary Grant
Summary: 5 Stars
Most people don't know that Cary Grant starred in this rabidly pro-life, pro-family movie, People Will Talk, which, as you can imagine, is a shocking departure for a Hollywood film even then. It's a fun story line that moves along from one twist to another carrying its sanctity of life theme throughout. Jeanne Crane is radiant as she first plays Grant's pregnant patient, then his wife. People Will Talk also does a great job of revealing the institutionalized pettiness and jealousy that is so rampant within today's American universities due to the tenure system of rewarding little people with high powered, lifetime jobs. Mr. Shunderson delivers the best line of the movie which is also the last line of the movie. This is a great family movie for teenagers and, especially, college students, who can watch Cary Grant say and do the right thing at every turn. Highly, highly recommended.
Movie Review: You're a small man professor Elwell..
Summary: 5 Stars
I just saw this on the fox movie channel. Now it's in my Amazon shopping cart. I missed the first half hour, so I'm looking forward to seeing the whole movie.
Near the end, when Shunderson (Finlay Currie) told professor Elwell (Hume Cronyn) that he was a small man, not meaning his physical stature, but his condition of heart and mind, that spoke volumes. The whole interrogation scene was great.
I really don't understand how anyone could give this movie a low rating. Perhaps it is a condition of the heart. Maybe after I see the whole movie, I won't feel quite the same. But I think not.
The facial expressions of Cary Grant as he conducted the orchestra were a little overplayed. He seemed a little too happy. And that detracted from his poise and dignity. But that's the only thing that seemed a little out of place.
I love finding these little gems.
Movie Review: still love this film after 42 years
Summary: 5 Stars
Watch this movie! I saw it once, on tv about 42 years ago. And always wanted to see it again. But in vain. Until...I found it here! When it arrived, it was like revisiting my childhood. The people in the story are so lovable and down to earth. It will always be one of my favorite movies! Always! Cary Grant is a great man and his co stars are wonderful with him. Bless all their hearts, this movie is not to be missed and you cant help but feel you are among friends as you enjoy this great movie. These people made the world a better place, atleast they did for me by the making of this film. Don't miss out! Find out for yourself how wonderful this film is and let it pass around its eternal joy to you today! Thank you Cary and co stars! Making glad the heart of humanity everytime its veiwed!Movie Review: People Will Talk
Summary: 5 Stars
Yet another sparkling, witty comedy by writer-director Mankiewicz (who was coming off a double Oscar win for "All About Eve" and "A Letter to Three Wives"), "Talk" lives up to its billing. Sophisticated and daring, the film coasts along on ceaselessly smart dialogue adapted from the play by Curt Goetz. Grant's Praetorius is a progressive who believes the mind can be an instrument of healing, and the actor gratefully chews up his scenes, especially when he's required to lecture his peers. Cronyn's perfect as the spiteful sourpuss, while Finlay Currie (as a mysterious helpmate) and Walter Slezak (playing a model-train-loving scientist) round out an excellent supporting cast. "Talk" puts a quirky human face on academics you're going to love.Movie Review: Good Flick
Summary: 5 Stars
People will Talk is an amazing movie in a serio/comical, light entertainment style.
Cary Grant is at his best and the rest of the cast is great as well.
Too many great scenes to list. But I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes the light humor style. There is not much of it these days.
The funny thing is I have heard things like, that movie is old, or I don't like Cary Grant or Cary who?
Good comedy or good stories are timeless. It is foolish to assume anything that has been is not good or that anything that is Now is in fact good just for that reason alone.
This is silly logic and achieves nothing.
See this movie! If you don't like it then you are not human.
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