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Beat the Devil (1953)

A group of con artists stake their claim on a bogus uranium mine.

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Patryk C 26 Jul 2012

Beat the Devil is like a noir spoof that didn't work out very well. It mixes genres with no particular sense. Although filled with great actors and their remarkably humorous and performances as various oddballs, it disappoints with its bleak, and simple adventure story. As harsh as it may seem at first, it's one of those Humphrey Bogart movies that aren't necessarily meant to be remembered.

David F 21 Aug 2010

A bit of an odd duck scripted by the unique duo of John Huston and Truman Capote is a bit of an acquired taste - at times it almost plays like a satire of Huston's brilliant debut 'The Maltese Falcon' - complete with the re-teaming of Bogart and Lorre, with Robert Morley filling in for Sydney Greenstreet - not in menacing gravitas so much as sheer corpulence. Lots of chicanery and conniving as we follow a motley crew of would-be land swindlers hoping to lay claim to vast deposits of uranium in Africa, but stuck in Italy and left to stew in their collective juices. The characters are written and played as very broad caricatures - particularly Jennifer Jones' farcical role as the wife of a supposed English gentleman (played with just the right amount of clubby affectation by Edward Underdown). The dialogue is at times very sophisticated and pithy, but somewhat tiring - by the time Scotland Yard man Bernard Lee shows up to get his men, you'll find it's not a moment too soon.

Private U 09 Feb 2008

It's pretty quirky and I can see why it wasn't a great hit when it came out. But it's still a good film and deserves its cult status.

Lynne N 01 Apr 2008

This may need a re-watch as I was quite confused as to the motives of each character. Quite funny in places - I particularly liked the twist at the end.

Roger Ebert 13 Feb 2001

If Beat the Devil puzzled audiences on its first release, it has charmed them since.