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The Hucksters (1947)

A World War II veteran wants to return to advertising on his own terms, but finds it difficult to be successful and maintain his integrity.

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Dennis Schwartz 14 May 2009

Even though the film turns out as a passable farce it doesn't have the same sting as the book.

Private U 08 Jul 2007

not as good as some of Clark's others but still worthwhile...sappy ending meh

Emanuel Levy 10 Aug 2012

This topical chronice of Madison Avenue was one of Gable's most popular films after WWII; it features Deborah Kerr in her first American movie

Phil P 08 Jun 2009

The Hucksters (1947) Victor Norman (Clark Gable) is a veteran, home from the war and anxious to get back to his work in the advertising game. One ad man, Mr. Kimberly (Adolphe Menjou) is interested in giving him a job but has Vic prove himself by getting a prominent war widow, Kay Dorrance (Deborah Kerr) to endorse a brand of beauty soap. The owner of the Soap company Evan Evans, (Sydney Greenstreet) is a difficult, ball buster of a client and has his own ideas how he wants to sell his soap. Evan wants to produce a radio comedy show, hosted by a second rate vaudevillian, Buddy Hare (Keenan Wynn) and Vic needs to do all of the work that this entails. Vic is sent off to Hollywood to do Evan's bidding. Will Vic sell his soul to the Ad game, or can he still be his own man? This is really a surprisingly good romantic comedy. Clark Gable's scenes with Eva Gardner are sizzling as are the ones with American new-comer, Deborah Kerr. This is well worth a look.

Chris . 20 Aug 2008

An interesting representation of the advertising phenomenon. I would call it satire, except regrettably its not. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in the post-war obsession with conspicuous consumption. It kind of reminds me of "It Should Happen to You" ... but in a distantly related way.