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Deception (1946)

After marrying her long lost love, a pianist finds the relationship threatened by a wealthy composer who is besotted with her.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1946
Language
- English
Duration
- 110 mins
Director
- Irving Rapper
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Genres
- Drama
- Romance
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Emanuel Levy 10 Apr 2008

While not one of Davis vantage melodramas, it's worth seeing this preposterously plotted romance with Davis as a music teacher, torn between older mentor Claude Rains and Holocaust survivor-lover Paul Henreid as a sampler of the era's woman's picture.

John P 20 Oct 2010

This movie could have been good, but it doesn't meet the audiences expectations for a movie called deception.

Amrita S 24 Feb 2010

An okay drama, Bette Davis and Paul Henreid are decent in it but are lacking the same chemistry they had in Now, Voyager. Claude Rains steals the show as the vindictive conductor and the music and cinematography are worthy of note.

Christopher B 04 Jan 2018

A deceptively wonderful little remake in which 3 exceptional actors share the screen. Henried plays a gifted Holocaust survivor - back from the dead. Davis plays a pianist who is nearly good enough to perform publicly, and Rains is the highly successful composer who controls all within his influence - musical or not. The deception of the title pertains to the personal little imaginings each of the characters has, and the lengths one of them goes to either hide or disavow any shadow of impropriety. Watch for the much better than average fingerings as Davis & Henreid play their respective musical instruments. Would that all actors could approximate actual playing. Rains however couldn't. From Wikipedia: Davis' solo piano playing was performed by Shura Cherkassky. Henreid's cello playing was dubbed by Eleanor Aller. The music for Hollenius' Cello Concerto was by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, who composed the music for this film. Korngold subsequently expanded this material and published it as his own cello concerto.

Daniel A 15 Nov 2011

Following the success of 1942's sweeping romance Now, Voyager, Bette Davis reteams with co-stars Claude Rains and Paul Henreid, along with director Irving Rapper, to make Deception, a film noir about a love triangle between three musicians. It's rarely cited as one of Davis' best works, but as a whole film this deserves a place amongst her finer movies, and while her performance doesn't exactly tread any new ground, it's still more of the great scene-stealing, scenery-chewing work her fans love her for. However it's Rains who is the standout, in a performance worthy of Oscar attention he plays a jealous and contemptible millionaire whose possessive feelings toward Davis drive a wedge between their friendship. It's hardly a masterpiece but Deception is a solid piece of work from a great acting/directing team.