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Gentleman's Agreement (1947)

A magazine writer poses as a Jew to expose anti-Semitism.

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Year
- 1947
Language
- English
Duration
- 118 mins
Director
- Elia Kazan
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Genres
- Drama
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Justin W 27 Dec 2007

Another great movie. Peck is fabulous. A little dated, but still a great examination of antisemitism.

Scott F 10 Sep 2010

People find this film dated, but I'm always able to watch it within the context of the time it was made, just post-war (WWII). When it first came out, accolades attest to the film's impact, and admitedly time has worn the shine off a bit, but not to the extent that many suggest. Still a very solid film, with a strong message about subtle prejudice that seeps into the corners of all communities.

Aj V 23 Oct 2010

This is a good serious drama about persecution of Jews in modern society (of the 40s).

Jennifer E 02 Dec 2007

Gentleman's Agreement was groundbreaking in 1947 and the first time the word "Jew" was used in a film. In 2007 the story remains relevant. Gregory Peck comes off stoic and the dialouge a little forced, but Peck never steps out of charachter. Just when you're ready to cringe at the relentless pursuit of the topic at hand Dorthy McGuires's charachter shouts "....Please No more lessons in tolerance!" In that moment, with 20/20 vision and 50 years of hindsight you feel the impact of the story. It was the first cinematic lesson in anti-semitism and remains a powerful film to this end.

Todd R 14 Oct 2007

Great story, great cast, still a powerful film about antisemitism.